Ghanaians Share Love For #WhiteInBlackFields TikTok Video Shows Africans White Supremacy Mentality

Friday, 29 November 202

By: TB Obwoge

If you can see the hashtag and think that in now way #WhiteInBlackFields is acceptable you are living under a rock. From Trump's "Black Jobs", comment to now white people sharing insulting videos about doing "Black Jobs!"

While living in Ghana I quickly learned that not all Black people are the same because many don't care about racism when they think they are not the ones on the receiving end of that racism. Here is a perfect example, several people have told me and I experienced this myself that Nigerians say that Black Americans complain too much.

Specifically complain about racism in the United States, I was tagged in several comments by a Nigerian man online who said Black Americans need to get over slavery and move on. He tagged me so many times with comments like that, then blocked me before I could capture all the screenshots.

I wanted to use them as an example of how many Africans especially those who immigrated to the U.S. don't care about racism. His comments had to do with the facts that a Black American woman can be seen in a video, she praised how Nigerian men took care of their women as well as lived comfortably in America.

It was a nice video, however in the comment section of the video many Nigerians used this as a chance to bash Black Americans. I noted that in my comment, to which this man replied with several insulting things about the history of Blacks in the United States, then stop complaining. When I replied to him thanking him for his comment that I would use for an article he blocked me.

I had clicked on his photo, took a screenshot of his profile but then noticed his several comments were gone. Another man, who identified himself as a Ghanaian also deleted his comments but didn't block me.

This follows a series of revelations that Black Africans practiced the same White Supremacy that MAGA folks in the United States practice as well. The hateful things that many Ghanaians say in Ghana against other Black Africans is much the same of rhetoric you'd hear a MAGA say in the U.S.

Below is the video and Ghanaians are praising this white woman who used this racist hashtag because they don't care that it is a racist video, they only care about her using the Ghana flag, showing off their dishes.

The hashtag is racist and annoying but since many Africans either don't know or don't care they think it is perfectly acceptable. In Ghana where the use "darky & blacky" as names to call darker Ghanaians they seem to practice hatred just like many white people practice.

If you read the comments Ghanaians are there proclaiming how the video is tasteful even though the damn hashtag is racist. This is why many African Americans and Black Africans don't get along, it seems so many times, more than often Black Africans are on the side of the oppressors.

Below is a screenshot of a video a Nigerian American made about Black Africans voting for Trump.

Here is a brief video of an African man explaining what White Supremacy comes from in his words. This also happens to be a Ghanaian man in the video as well.

This is a perfect example in something I previously wrote which shows examples of how Black Africans saying & doing things that would be called racist if it were a white person. Here you can read that for yourself, it happens a lot in Ghana from housing discrimination towards foreigners and other Black Africans in Ghana.

Also here is a video of a Ghanaian saying to me, in a YouTube comment section that Ghanaians sold only "weak Africans", he then says "he who is without sin.." 

This is the behavior and mentality of some Ghanaians, it is just as hateful as racists, white westerners.

This all wraps into one big ball many Africans practice the same White Supremacy as racists in the United States of America.

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