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She lived in Tanzania

That is why I believe Black people in America should never forget the deep connection we have with Africa. Africa is the ancestral home of our people . the land where generations before us were born, lived, built communities, and created cultures that continue to influence the world today.
It can be painful to see some Black Americans distance themselves from Africa or reject being identified as African. We should not see our African heritage as something to be ashamed of. Instead, we can embrace it with dignity, pride, and respect, while also recognising and celebrating the unique history and identity that Black Americans have developed over generations.
Our histories may have taken different paths, but our ancestral connection remains. Africa is not simply a place on a map; for many of us, it represents a connection to where our story began.

Imagine , Africa at that infancy of infrastructires at that time but she is still there.

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the wisdom from the lady is Godly wisdom

In America they are African American but in Africa we call them Africans our brothers and sisters cousins auntie and uncle we love you guys

African Americans have been moving to Africa long time, here in South Africa we i stay with the malloy from south Carolina in the US. He got married here in south Africa while he was a sailor in the early 1900. Some came here in the 1800 as missionarys.
While I was in Tuskegee university, I noticed the fraternities stepping , was gumboots dance from the mines in South Africa.

What an inspiring story 🙏🏽. Thank you for this... Cheerio to both of you for sharing this 🙏🏽🙏🏽

Im from south Africa and that old lady shes so sweet😭. This makes me happy to hear her speak like this about Africans cause we truly are wonderful people. And i love the fact that shes been in Africa for 50 years 😭😭.

I saw that that speech in Africa 54

Africa is their home

Wow! I stumbled on your post and videos.  God bless you all. This made me cry. We need to educate, visit and debunk the colonizers.  African love genuinely.

We ❤ you guys

Love ur videos 😘, watch from Nigeria 🇳🇬✌️

She came to Africa in 1975

The only thing USA and the European countries has over Africa is opportunities.  But if you looking for sense of community then its African. Some African countries are bad but some are good. So it depends on the country

Black Americans should go visit Africa, if not for anything but to see what Africa is and then make a decision.

Most Africans don't build house using loan. Must Africans build their homes with their money. No credit card. Just debit card.

Why don't you guys go and visit africa yourself, instead of always giving us second hand information instead, please please

I am a Ghanaian and people will get their feelings hurt but Idgaf. East Africa is a much better environment for black Americans long-term than West Africa. Ghana and Nigeria are "Smoke and mirrors".Can't speak for most of the French-speaking countries. Visit Ghana and Nigeria but DO NOT invest in the long term. Black Americas may have a stronger connection with the people of West Africa, but it hurts me to say this: there is a high probability my people will break your heart - the greed and scam is out of control. So many bad characters in Ghana and Nigeria -they overshadow the minority of good people. I am not hating; it's just the truth. I am not pledging blind loyalty to anyone. I care about ALL black people and don't want to see good people get hurt.