It brings up a good point tho:
I want one of the black folks who respond to "we should really think about going back to Africa and building there" with "I'm not leaving here, this is my home, moving is hard" with how do you realistically think things are going to get better with people who can't even discuss race or systemic racism in the first place? They've been the same people since 1619 and given zero evidence that at their core they have any desire to actually dismantle any of the things that try to keep black people down, so why? Yeah, its gonna be hella hard to build something from scratch and build a new home, but nothing worth doing tends to be easy. It wasn't easy getting here, and they damn sure won't make it easy to leave.
Hell, the best analogy would be like hanging out at a racist frat party hoping they will hopefully not be racist at the end of the party, but since you won't leave and keep asking to get a beer from the keg, they are going to call the police on their own party to get it shut down rather than you have a beer. At a certain point, seems more productive to have your own party, invite who you want, etc. And yeah, you're thinking "how I'm gonna hold my own party? I don't have a house, I got like 7 dollars!" But if there's anything I know about black folks, its that we can take less than nothing and make some good shit out of it, and I truly feel that's what needs to be done.
...or we can keep integrating into a burning building. Whatevs.