African Americans relocating to South Africa

[GAMETHEORY]

Do you believe South Africa is the most appealing location for relocation for the diaspora, particularly for African-Americans from the United States? In recent years, there has been a growing trend of African-Americans choosing to relocate to both South Africa and Ghana, with many starting businesses, building families, and settling down. These countries have become prime destinations for those seeking a new beginning—away from the challenges of the American system and “the matrix”—and aiming to build real wealth in an environment where their heritage, ancestry, and shared values are reflected in all areas of society, among a majority that is Black. What makes South Africa so appealing to the diaspora, especially those from the United States?(

 

[Database Error]

He said it was a tour.

 

[doe moe]

Isn't South Africa under some form of apartheid with British still acting as the ruling class?

 

[blackbull1970]

Interesting…

 

[PJN]

Wait till the natives turn on them, they're the most xenophobic black folks on earth, probably in the universe. When shit goes south, they turn on Black folks from other countries, not cacs.

 

[GAMETHEORY]

 

[World B Free]

The Black people of South Africa only own four percent of the land so they are ripe for land reform or a bloody revolution.

 

[scullydog]

South Africans are the closest thing to African Americans than any group of Africans on the continent. We have been through some of the same shit. Our identities are parallel.

 

[ORIGINAL NATION]

Sounds good but I got to get it together here before I can get it together else where. Taking this earth back from white devils is not an easy job. The kids that were born in Jonestown, that was the only reality they had ever known.
That has been the problem for thousands of years. Just like the kids born and raised in Jonestown, they have always been on the inside looking out. Never had a chance to be on the outside looking in.
How was life before other races were grafted from us?