A bit misleading. It's a link to a Black expat page with diverse stories of people largely like me who went to live abroad for various reasons, but aggregating Black voices and perspectives and details that are sometimes/often left out of the expat story. So you have people with adverse relations to the US, people who just wanted to travel, some doing school, some who got dragged along by a mate, some who are doing some cultural/ancestral exploration, some who went for a short stint that turned into years, possibly including multiple countries, some taking advantage of professional opportunities and interesting/adventurous life abroad, some related to kids and parents, etc, etc. Not so oddly, Black people turn out to be pretty normal people for 2020, frequently similar to many expats of many cultures - sometimes quasi-stateless, culturally neutral or adaptable, a bit interchangeable with other expats -  though of course those who travel abroad likely have a bit better means and qualifications (or a job/scholarship lined up) than many Blacks at home to enable the journey, similar to other groups. And probably are more liberal and worldly, as frequently is the case with expats. Ties with home, and number of returns/year or years between returns of course vary.