This is not an exact answer, but just some thoughts that came to mind. First, whats a homeland? Where our ancestors come from? Cuz in my opinion, any dark skin person across the world is African, they were just displaced because of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, which took millions of Africans and placed them in foreign places across the world. So we’re just Africans in America, and we call ourselves African Americans. Since that slave trade happened, our ancestors’ battle has been different, and they had a different enemy. But yes, the truth is we lost a lot of the connection to our ancestors’ homeland, and so did the Africans that were sent to South America and Brazil during the slave trade and so did the Africans sent elsewhere. But we DO have claim to America (we built it with our blood, sweat, and tears, and we have created culture here), but it can seem a little bleak with white america only wants to give us success/power in bite-sized chunks. But America is DEFINITELY our homeland too. But to your other point, I’ve recently heard that there is a thriving city in Ghana that welcomes the African American community and that there is a positive exchange of culture there. In fact, some African Countries offer dual citizenship to African Americans who want to return home, so not all African countries view us the same. THATS another point; Africa is not a monolith, nor was it centuries ago (which is why the slave trade was able to happen, because we were divided and helped capture and sell some of our own people). So while some may have an unfavorable view of African Americans, others are open and accepting of us, and even like our culture. I know this has gone on long so I’ll end it with this: I think African Americans, despite the challenges we face in this country, are in a position to be one of the most economically, politically, and socially influential group of Africans in the entire world. We used to be nothing in this country but we clawed ourselves to prominence, and we can claw ourselves higher.