The return of black Americans to Africa.

In Episode 4, we dive into a profound and timely topic: the movement of Black Americans returning to Africa and the multifaceted effects of this migration. This episode explores the motivations behind this significant trend, including the search for cultural reconnection, escape from systemic racism, and the desire for a fresh start in a land that many consider their ancestral home.

[@meeyeakoeskinner2418]

Hey Fellas! Can’t wait to hear your perspectives on that polygamy topic! 🤭 Great show!!

[@RavenTolbert-j7r]

This is dope! Can we get back to the polygamy topic 😏

[@greggwayans11]

Informative conversation. I was born and raised in American so some what I’m hearing in the conversation I can’t relate to. You know as far as household dynamics and the message being pushed in the home, etc. Hearing conversations like this definitely spark my interest for wanting to explore my African roots and visit Africa.

[@3TRIBESMENPODCAST-yr5hm]

Appreciate you Greg! Yea definitely explore African roots. Find out where u are from and visit!! It may be life changing!!

[@xandriacanty]

Why would we go back to a place we aren't from?😒

[@3TRIBESMENPODCAST-yr5hm]

I love your response, why do you feel you're not from africa?

[@xandriacanty]

@@3TRIBESMENPODCAST-yr5hm Most so called, Black Americans were already here in the Americas, what the Colonizer called Indians. Only 4% of African slaves were brought to the New World. We were already here.

[@JusM_A_T_H]

@@3TRIBESMENPODCAST-yr5hmbekuz our roots are only in America

[@JusM_A_T_H]

Why wld we go back to the Ppl who Sold us in the 1st place…

[@3TRIBESMENPODCAST-yr5hm]

that's almost like, why would you work for the ppl that owned your ppl? without going back you never get to know the full story, you only know what the school system has taught you and we all know that was false information. but speak more on it?