Are Africans generally more prone to expressing xenophobic behavior than other nationalities; Europeans for instance. And if so what is the cause of this behavior, given than we come from a common legacy of colonialism, apartheid and other forms of oppression?

sumerian:

Are Africans generally more prone to expressing xenophobic behavior than other nationalities; Europeans for instance.

Yes! And African-Americans too who suffer from the MOST severe and chronic cases of xenophobia. Don't let them deceive you for one second. The mutual distrust between African Americans and Africans lives for ever.

And if so what is the cause of this behavior, given than we come from a common legacy of colonialism, apartheid and other forms of oppression?

Jealousy, spite, envy, insecurity, illiteracy, TRIBALISM, poverty, lack of spirituality, RELIGION, cognitive impairment, laziness and shamelessness to mention just a few.

Most feel bad they are still stuck in the mud, while others have moved on.
Most run away from Africa. . .like myself. . .to beg to be recolonized.
What is there to be proud about cocerning Africa?
NO proud African would be away from Africa today. . .for any reason.
Others leave their countries because they have a choice.
Africans leave Africa because they have NO choice.
Gladly too. No regrets.

Bottomline. . .self-hate.
The worst psychological, under-diagnosed psychosis. . . perculiar to Africans alone.

Please, speak for yourself. I do NOT come from a common legacy of colonialism, apartheid and other forms of oppression. 3 generations have come and gone before me, without experiencing any of these. . . .and I refuse to acknowlege they exist in my life. I don't have to wait 500 years to be a decent human being. That is all it takes to rise above the sub-human status of a base animal.

Thank you.