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I did not go on a tour. I just booked a hotel the first time......and a guy that worked at the hotel befriended me and took me to his village where I met his parents and we drunk some palm wine. He then had a friend who was a jitney driver and the three of us went all over. Nobody knew that I was not an African...until I started talking. I started selling carvings as my friend hooked me up with his friends who carved....then I would import the carvings and sell them here in the US. All was fine until Ghana Airlines went under and Lufthansa Airline double the shipping charges.
If it was all sunshine and flowers and you enjoyed it so much, have you considered relocating there?
I read somewhere AAs become disenchanted when relocating "to their roots" as they aren't actually welcomed or accepted.
In West Africa, familial and ethnic ties supersede everything else. An African-American will be treated politely like any other guest but there will be no special affinity for them.
Absolutely...Thomas Sowell has postulated this MANY times.
Everything African Americans are today...good AND bad, is a byproduct of emulating the dominant group and taking on their culture, language, and religious faith.
Two, what happened in Rwanda was bound to happen given how the Belgians set the country up and left it.
Africans are tribal people first....no different than what happened in Bosnia. Artificial borders have bad long term consequences.
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