My Thoughts On Africa

[sakano]

"Africa's superlative natural endowments attests, in my opinion, to its favored status.
Aside from the wealth of resources, the world's second-largest continent abounds with such natural spectacles as savannahs, rainforests, mountain ranges, desert, waterfalls, and coral reefs, among others. Add to that the plethora of vegetation, sunshine, fauna, and fertile land.

Indeed, Providence has gloriously blessed that continent. Oh, how I wish that its people would heartily realize that!"


This is a post of mine from another thread.

 

[Depreciating Asset]

Which people do you wish would realize that? African people?

 

[dennis roadman]

i think a lot of europeans realized that a long time ago

 

[sakano]

Which people do you wish would realize that? African people?

Black people throughout the diaspora.
Many of them think their motherland is some sort of abyss--which is not

 

[Blackking]

i think a lot of europeans realized that a long time ago

word

 

[dennis roadman]

tbf i didn't see the phrase "its people"

 

[sakano]

tbf i didn't see the phrase "its people"

I clarified my OP

 

[sakano]

I meant every word in my OP

 

[ChatGPT-5]

Black people throughout the diaspora.
Many of them think their motherland is some sort of abyss--which is not

Because they are uneducated on the topic. We have already established that. However america is your home, not africa.

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

Black people throughout the diaspora.
Many of them think their motherland is some sort of abyss--which is not

Generalize much?

Plus, a lot of their feelings are more towards the political situations in their countries rather than the beauty of the country itself. Although many more people of the diaspora are returning to invest and bring back what they learned here. My uncle went to med school and was a doctor in NYC for a few years and went back home and is now building a hospital and teaching nursing classes at a University. It's a matter of the political situation, imo now is a time to revisit Nkrumah's theories because we're much further removed from formal colonialism than the last generations. shyt's gon be right in Africa, I'm not sayin some Africans don't shy away from the motherland but many go back and contribute so long as the climate in the country allows it.