Liberia- the only Black-colonized modern-day country.

[GeographyNow]

-Keep in mind, although #SierraLeone has a similar story of repatriation, they were still under the British Crown before independence, whereas Liberia was completely independent.

[ichbindumm]

Forgot the part where they essentially acted the same as their former masters toward the native population

[perla]

I love Liberia and Sierra Leone. They are the land of freedom.

[smirbelbirbel]

How did I not even hear about this until now?

[aqhcarlos]

and, are they still receiving new citizens from the USA? 🤔

[high-captain-BaLrog]

Hehe nice touch with the one star East India company modified flag

Hey make a video or short on how the east India company flag is proudly hosted by USA now because why not remind us Indians of the remnants of a now defunct plundering company

[Redhead]

Wow I had no idea about that. I can understand why they would want to go back home, I know I would. Very cool bit of knowledge 🎉

[prostekrystof]

Bruh💀
They probably didn't know how it'll look like there in future

[exedeath]

I am curious about something, do they accept black USA migrants?
I mean what if some black person said, "why my ancerstors didnt accepted the deal? They were kidnapped from their continent and then put to work, remove the second part and I am still kidnapped, just not forced to work"

[Face]

Doesn't Sierra Leone also fit that description?

[FreedomBiafra]

They were not americo liberians! They never referred to themselves as that. Today in liberia, they don't even refer to themselves as that. That term was created by european academic eggheads. Also, they were not colorists. If they purchased the entire region and displaced indigenous groups, different story. However, that wasn't the case. Be careful with your words

[MichaelLofranco]

"Liberia"? More like "Li-beer-ia". Hehehehe *Gets punched in the face*

[nathanlocation]

unironically wildly similar scenario as israel