Why the white people don't want to build bridges 🌉 to Africa?

 Why the white people don't want to build a bridges 🌉 to Africa?

Is it because Africans are black? Or is it just racism at play? 🤔


For centuries, Africa has been rich in resources, culture, and talent. Yet, many powerful nations seem to keep a distance instead of creating real connections—economic, technological, or cultural. Some argue it’s purely about race, others say it’s about control and history.


The question is: Why is Africa still often left out of the “global bridge-building” despite all it has to offer?


I want to hear your thoughts. Is it color, history, or something else? Drop your

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