Black American Woman Calls Out Ghana For Requiring The Diaspora To Pay Thousands In Fees To Be Home

This video discusses the challenges faced by Black Americans returning to Africa, particularly Ghana, where they must pay thousands of dollars in fees despite being invited to 'come home' during the Year of Return initiative. The speaker argues that true pan-Africanism cannot exist without being practiced on the African continent itself, as tribal divisions and cultural differences prevent unity. The speaker emphasizes that diaspora Africans have become a new people with their own culture and should not 'beg' for acceptance, instead choosing to live where they are welcomed. The speaker also highlights that the fight for reparations should primarily take place in America, where Black Americans built the nation and have families, rather than in African countries.