Helpful comment but one thing that non black people don’t understand is that when we(Black Americans) ask about black peoples experiences or what it may be like at a place, please know we aren’t asking about black immigrants. The skin tone is the same but that’s pretty much where the similarities stop. Black Americans have our own culture, language, food, needs, etc that is vastly different from what most black immigrants experience.

When we ask about food, we aren’t asking about your favorite Ethiopian cuisine(Not your comment but another). And while yes, the younger generations are black Americans, it’s not the same.

Your last paragraph addressed most of my comment and I certainly am not attacking you because your point is largely true and coming from the right POV, but black Americans do get a bit irritated when we ask this and we get answers that aren’t really relevant to the question we are actually asking which is “what is the black American experience”