The search for roots in Fantasyland

Some African Americans are desperately searching for their roots around the whole world (but first and foremost in America) with the exception of the places where they actually have their true roots, ie in West Africa and Central Africa.


In their search for an identity they have created their own mythology which can be seen in fairytales like the tale of Queen Califia (from the beginning a character in an old Spanish novel) who allegedly shall have been the queen of an ancient black empire of happiness, with it´s centrum in California, but also encompassing other parts of USA, the Pacific islands and even Australia. 


In their desperate effort to find their own identity they also trying to convince the rest of America that they are the original inhabitants of the American continents, totally disregarding the real indigenous population (Native Americans) and the real history of the Americas.


America seems to be a country with a lot of rotless people, but these Abocentric (people who claim that the aboriginal population of the Americas were black) extremists have taken their search for an identity into the absurd.                              



The fantasy of Queen Califia and her Black kingdom of happiness





All sorts of fake images are used by Abocentric extremists in their efforts to convince themselves, and others, that they are the aboriginals of the American continents.   







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