Historically and socio-politically, there is a profound and unsettling phenomenon regarding the global positioning of Black identity. No matter the geographic coordinates, whether in the diaspora or within the African continent itself, there is a persistent, systemic tendency to relegate Black people to the periphery. Even in spaces where Black population density is the majority, or where historical indigeneity is unquestionable, the overarching societal, economic, and media structures frequently deny them "main character" agency. African humanity has never been centered anywhere   submitted by   /u/luthmanfromMigori [link]   [comments]