Why African-Americans are NOW Leaving Ghana in Droves Since the Year of Return

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  @lionsimba723 · 7 months ago

  I’m here for the comments.

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  @americanhistoryx8814 · 8 months ago

  Sorry Bro but you need to rehearse and go over what you are going to say. Too much repetition and stuttering

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  @ThomasHarmonie615 · 10 months ago

  Black Americans should do a scouting trip before expatriating anywhere.

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  @monickabrown9578 · 11 months ago

  Topic: African American (AA) as Consumers. You are correct. The media has been very successful in projecting this identity. Even to the newer generations of AAs.  However, please understand, this has not always been the case. There have been very successful campaigns to destroy AAs businesses and/or prevent them from every coming to fruition. You will not readily be able to find this information. This is only well known through oral history. By way of our elders telling us our history. Before the Civil Rights  Era, that was the majority of how we (I'm an AA) were able to not only survive, but thrive. It was only after integration, did you see more AAs going into places like corporate as the way to achieve the American Dream. Now that a full generation has tried this strategy, to the end, sometimes meaning death. They were able to pull back the curtains on this fallacy. Therefore, many AAs are going back to entrepreneurship.

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  @najeebetchadontknow8590 · 11 months ago

  Which African countries do you come from originally.?  Am curious.

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  @rodferguson3515 · 11 months ago

  I&apos;m going to put my two cents into all of this I feel that so many African-Americans have a Romanticism towards Africa and a situation is that we as Americans irregardless of What ethnicity we are 10 to bring our americanism in the United States with us wherever we go. And that&apos;s part of the problem. <br>We don&apos;t leave our americanism at home where it belongs and open our eyes and open up to actually learning to be in a different setting or a different environment or a different culture despite the fact that we have returned to the continent of our origin with people who look like us. <br>The ugliness of racism neo-colonialism also plays into the fact that a lot of black folks tend to get their hopes up that people in a lot of African countries are going to just simply roll out the red carpet for us and say welcome brothers and sisters you know and think that they&apos;re going to treat us like royalty NO !!! We have to adjust to the environment that we&apos;re going to and we have to be realistic when we interact with the people their customs their government their way of doing things. <br>so I think that African-Americans going to a African country whether it&apos;s going to Kenya Nigeria Egypt the sudan wherever it may be we&apos;ll run into that very same experience upbringing their ugly americanism with them and expecting people to simply accept it😮

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  @Archiesp77 · 1 year ago

  About Publication 54, Tax Guide for U.S. Citizens and Resident Aliens Abroad

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  @Archiesp77 · 1 year ago

  Mis information about international business from abroad. Business expenses don’t have to be sourced in US.

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  @moveofgodministry8704 · 1 year ago

  If people from the diaspora &nbsp; are consumers, then they help the economy. &nbsp;Avoiding paying fair share of taxes is common in America, as well.

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  @carnitagroves7758 · 1 year ago (edited)

  For starters, there are different categories of taxes. Concerning taxes, ALL African Americans pay SALES tax in Ghana when they purchase goods, eat at restaurants, etc. <br><br>Secondly, Nigeria can recruit African American investors and business owners just like Ghana could have. Care must be taken to alighn policies and procedures that ensure mutual meaningful outcomes rather than being solely monetary. Afterall, its not as though AAs asked or volunteered to be taken away and enslaved.<br><br>Not all AAs who come to Ghana go back to the U.S. Many go to other countries. Additionally, many who leave Ghana come back to Ghana. For those who come and leave never to return, there&apos;ll always be those in the U.S. who see or know them who&apos;ll wonder about those who didnlt return to the U.S.<br><br>Not all job creators creates dozens or hundreds of jobs. Most AA job creators are not famous actors and athletes. For example, if 5,000 returnees each hire just two locals to do CONSISTENT WORK, that&apos;s 10,000 jobs. When one adds the AAs&apos; creation of temporary work, the numbers can skyrocket. <br><br>African countries are missing ESSENTIAL ethno-cultural protocols that further legitimize the OBVIOUS ethnicity (Africanity) of returnees. This must occur through raising awareness and education throughout one&apos;s society as well as struturing repatriation protocols that do the same for returnees. Germany is one such country that has a strict citizenship program.<br><br>Lastly, balancing your message with the numerous examples of returnees who are doing well by a number of markers would have made your message more sound. If many are leaving, it necessarily means many are staying.

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  @marjoriereyes3254 · 1 year ago

  People need to know about these things b fore they leave

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  @tomeck7659 · 1 year ago

  What is your corporate website? Do you have a &nbsp;network of corporate trusted advisors?

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