African-Americans.
Those in Africa, have in all truly heard of African-Americans. There is in all though, it is believed said, a boastful feel, and amongst those found in Central/Western Africa too, that, African-Americans, are said descendant in all and of slaves, and as taken from Central/Western Africa that is [and as with it even referred to as 'the Gold Coast', and not the Senegambia either that is]. A boastful feel too, and that has at the very least in all perhaps, led many a person, and to view African-American Slavery, and in speak of Myth in itself, and as speaking in all perhaps, and of African-Americans, and as said admirably too in all, simply accepting of themselves, and as they truly are that is [and with African-Americans too, best differentiated, and from those in America, simply more or less even described as Afro-American, but further speak even and of what does constitute and for African-American Religion in America, in that, many a said Minority in all and as said 'Black' too, can also be said Presbyterian (Link), Anglican (Link), Evangelical/Black, or even Methodist (Link) too that is][and as with attempting here in all, and to tell many an African new in the United States of America that, they might in all want to try out, Faith, and in the form of the Methodist too that is].
In all, African-American Religion (and as often simply said Congregationalist too), and as versus that said Black (Religion) in all, is said in many a way to said to retain its African antecedents in all, and as with it at the very least even, believed, said, to in many a way too, somewhat triumph over African Religion in all and as found/seen today, and in speak and of the Storyteller that is [that those who do practise Religion today, African too, always do have a Story to tell, but as with regards to speak of the United States of America, African-Americans and Africa too, the very belief that, African-Americans in all, are still in many a way, better Storytellers, and than Africans in all today, truly are said to be that is].
In all, this post is targeted towards the African-American Community so to speak (and as in asking many an African out there and who does come across this post, and Western/Central African too that is perhaps, to simply put it out there), but that in all ways even, an attempt here and to introduce IFA, fully, and into the African-American Community, in that, speak of IFA and in the form of the 'spirit', 'Memory', Message of IFA in all (Link), is said African, but speak too perhaps, and of the 'Song of IFA' in all here, and as with it even truly believed real, very much said a part, and of African-American Identity that is [and as many an African who does make it to the United States of America in all, surprised or shocked enough too, and in realizing that, they are more or less similar to 'White Americans', and in speak too, and of the 'spirit of IFA' for example].
African-Americans:
