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Uncovering the Truth: Why African Immigrants Thrive in America Despite Racism
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Black Americans don't have an issue of systemic racism - we have a culture issue! If skin color is really what holds people back in America, how do you explain the widespread success of Black African immigrants to the U.S.?-- Candace Owens. In this video I answer that question and provide some rebuttals to some of her common talking points.
I'm looking at data and research to find out what factors have contributed to the widespread success of Black African immigrants in the U.S. I want to know why they're able to thrive despite the challenges they face. Are there any benefits to being an immigrant from a black African country? And what can we learn from their success to help other communities in the U.S.?
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