American hip-hop artist Meek Mill, born Robert Rihmeek Williams, has recently revealed his plan to pursue Ghanaian citizenship, attributing his decision to the systemic obstacles encountered by Black individuals in the United States.
The renowned artist in a tweet on March 4th, shared his aspiration for a new beginning, emphasising his belief that America is structured to marginalize Black men who refuse to conform.
He tweeted “I wanna get citizenship in Ghana!!!! America made to tear Black men if they don’t follow orders”
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Meek Mill’s declaration sparked varied responses on social media, igniting conversations among Ghanaians regarding the ramifications of his decision. While some praised the rapper’s decision, applauding Ghana’s vibrant cultural legacy and deep connections to the African diaspora, others voiced apprehensions. They pointed to recent legislative measures, such as the anti-LGBTQ bill passed by the Ghanaian Parliament, as causes for concern.
