Internally, yes, more and more are delineating but there are also a lot of black folks moving to Africa. Ghana used to be the main place I've seen black Americans move to but now a small but growing number are moving to different countries in Africa, even east Africa.
Oshay Duke Jackson is mainly staying in Uganda. There is a sista in some circles in the foreign community who moved herself and her 2 sons to Senegal and she's been advocating for movement there for years now, Sineta is her name. I'm' not being out of pocket as she is open about recruiting. She runs a tour and airbnb in Dakar, the capital.
I think it can be a good thing to for the diaspora to have a foothold in any black country. usually when we are there we link up with good locals. For purposes of business, future allies, etc, it can pan out to be a positive thing. While I completely understand why we should look at any off code non American with the same suspicion as domestic off code blacks like Larry Elder, I do think many people do the same thing we accuse off code foreign blacks to and generalize all of them. I personally have met some down azz Africans over the years both in America and on the continent. Same with Caribbean. For decades black Americans have gone on trips to various Caribbean islands and found some very cool folks who looked out for black Americans and experienced some who were just tryna get in ya pockets, just like any where else including America.
I've always said this whole thing should be on code vs off code. FBA Larry Elder and tether Nigerian or Jamaican is one and the same. On code Jason Black and on code comedian Godfrey of Nigerian descent are both allies.
Everything comes down to linking with on code folks when you get the opportunity. He or she may be 1 in the 100 of a group.
Tariq himself as I've said before, has always said he has always had huge support from the brothers and sisters in England, who as a group descend from the Caribbean and Africa. That throws a monkey wrench into some of the generalizations some do.
