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"When the Weight Lifts: Why So Many Black Americans Feel Different in Africa"

There is a look many Black Americans recognize the moment they arrive in Africa.
It shows up quietly at first—relaxed shoulders, deeper breaths, unguarded smiles. Then it settles fully into the face: relief.
For many, it’s the first time in decades they are not bracing themselves.
Life Under Constant Pressure
In the United States, Black Americans often carry an invisible weight every day.


