They are changing America by changing the people
When I first started writing RRW now almost 13 years ago, I originally (naively) assumed, as so many newbies do to the issue of refugee resettlement, that we actually admitted refugees for a few years, helped them get educated while protecting them from some threat in Africa (or wherever) and that they then went home. … Continue reading Ghana Invites African-Americans to Come Home to Africa
That is what many on the political Left are banking on as CAIR is out front in its call for Muslims to support their black brothers. I guess you are asking—haven’t they been doing that all along? Not so much! Over the years, almost 13 now, writing this blog I’ve come across reports that the … Continue reading Will George Floyd’s Death Unite Muslims Behind Non-Muslim African Americans?
The dreadful practice is increasing, says Canadian author and women’s rights activist, Farzana Hassan, because aid workers/support networks are no where to be found due to the virus crisis and the social and economic decline it is causing worldwide. You can be sure that Somalis resettled by the tens of thousands in America brought some … Continue reading Female Genital Mutilation on the Rise in Africa Due to Chinese Virus (huh?)
Well, he didn’t say Africans, but that is pretty much what Minnesota gets these days! He also, ever so cutely, said “The Inn is Not Full in Minnesota.” I’ve been meaning to mention Minnesota ever since I saw a Star Tribune article that describes how the taxpayer funded resettlement contractors divvied up the state’s counties … Continue reading No Surprise! Minnesota Governor Tells President Trump: Send Us More Impoverished Africans!
I reported here just a few days ago that hundreds of Africans were camped in front of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees office in Pretoria demanding to be resettled in the West after experiencing xenophobic hatred from black South Africans. Additionally, I reminded US readers that we are taking some of those migrants to … Continue reading Myth of South Africa as Beacon of Hope for African Migrants Eroded Further Yesterday