Maggie's Farm

My question remains.

Why haven't African Americans who are wealthy businessmen and athletes taken their money and expertise to Africa and built something of the nations who are really tribes and remain impoverished?

Where is Ebony Mgazines top black businessmen's involvement in Mother Africa?

Why are they not in Mauritania?

"It has become clear that the enslavement of black Africans did not stop with the demise of the Atlantic Slave Trade. That on this very day and hour, as you read this, black Africans are bought and sold in two North African countries. In the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, black Africans continue to be enslaved by their Arab-Berber masters. Although slavery was declared abolished three times since Mauritania's independence in 1960, it persists. Slaves are given as wedding gifts, traded for camels, g uns or trucks, and inherited. The children of slaves belong to the master and slaves who displease their masters or attempt escapes are tortured in the most brutal manner imaginable.

In Sudan, Africa's largest country, the Islamic Republic of the Sudan, as a result of an Islamic-vs.-Christian civil war, black women and children (mostly Christian) are captured in raids on their villages and sold as chattel slaves, sometimes, according to the UN in "modern-day slave markets." FRom CAMUS Coalition against slavery in Mauritania and Sudan.

Where is the black leadership that could do so much with their wealth,influence, and power in helping that entire continent? They apper to be waiting for the white man to solve the problem, for they are doing nothing notable.