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by greenbush
2170 days ago
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It's not quite that simple - you're comparing people from different socioeconomic classes, different environments of how they grew up, etc. African migrants, unless they came as refugees, were usually upper middle or higher class - with college degrees and some degree of wealth in order to get here. They're typically not the average African, socioeconomically speaking. Most Africans also haven't been weighed down by system racism their whole lives. For example, a Ghanaian friend told me that how never really understood racism until he moved to the US in his 20's as he had never experienced it in Ghana. |
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