Did you ever wonder how it is that whites have only been living in what is now the United States for a little over 500 years and yet we have created more technology than any other country in the world, we put a man on the moon in 1969 and we’ve been the economic powerhouse of the world for well over a hundred years. Blacks, on the other hand, have been living in Africa for well over 8,000 years and although the African continent has more natural resources than most other areas of the world, blacks there still have little or no technology that wasn’t imported; they don’t know how to use the wheel, so they don’t even have wheelbarrows; they don’t know how to dig simple water wells, so their women and girls walk miles carrying earthen urns to gather water out of contaminated surface creeks and streams; they don’t know how to build any type of structure more than one story high; they have never been able to build a seaworthy ship or boat; they have no concept of disease hygiene and they have no idea of how to build pit toilets or trench latrines, and when they need to urinate or defecate, they just squat and go wherever they happen to be whether its a path, dirt road, village or marketplace; they are still largely living in approximately 3,000 tribes and speaking over 7,000 dialects; they have no indigenous written language; some tribes still practice slavery; some tribes still practice cannibalism; then there was the tribal warfare in Rwanda in 1994 where the majority Hutu tribe murdered over 900,000 men, women and children of the minority Tutsi tribe using spears, clubs and machetes; and since apartheid ended sub-Saharan Africa doesn’t have a single country that falls in the top 68 countries as ranked by per capita GDP including Ethiopia, which gave us the current President of WHO, ranks as 162 out of 184 countries ranked by the International Monetary Fund.  The most recent wage surveys coming out of Kenya show unskilled wages in most areas are earning about 40 cents an hour or $3.20 for an eight-hour day.  When South Africa celebrated the 20th anniversary of the end of apartheid in 2014, it was interesting to note that all the elected and bureaucratic leaders of South Africa at the celebration were wearing their tribal robes and headdresses, carrying around spears and machetes and they even sacrificed a water buffalo as part of the festivities. Even with all their claims of inequality, lack of opportunity and racial injustice in the US, does anyone seriously wonder why American blacks don’t want to move back to their “roots” in Africa?