The Neo African Americans 

The Neo African Americans is a term used by documentary filmmaker Kobina Aidoo to describe recent, voluntary immigrants from Africa and the Caribbean. In an interview with CNN, he revealed that his working title was The New African Americans until he realized that many of the respondents did not consider themselves African American, so he changed New to Neo. In his words, "new with a twist."

The Neo African Americans is a living documentary; it’s never really finished. It’s a conversation—a conversation about how rapid, voluntary immigration from the Caribbean and, especially, Africa is transforming the African American narrative.

The Neo African Americans by Esi00 June 17, 2009

Neo-Africamericanism 

The characteristical act of reconstructing the African, Black and/or Afro-American culture by tracing through societal practices and institutions of its diasporas while retaining and appreciating it's values in the respectful way.

The Niganese language from the Conlang Fandom is one of the unique examples of Neo-Africamericanism, not only it shows the appreciation the African American heritage by mixing it with the inspirations of China. It also shows that it can relate to the similarities and differences within the enthusiastic love of Chinese inspirations without approppriation. After all in this wonderful world and like what Daniel Tiger say "In Some Ways We are Different, but So Many Ways, We are the Same"!

Neo-Africamericanism by ILoveDiversities April 30, 2025