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Browsing: Dealing with Black Tax
- Black tax, also known as the “financial burden of supporting extended family,” is a growing issue in Africa that affects individuals, families, and society as a whole.
- It is a cultural norm that has developed over time and is deeply ingrained in many African societies.
- The financial burden of supporting extended family members can be overwhelming, and the emotional and psychological toll can be significant.
Black tax is a term used to describe the financial burden that is often placed on black individuals, particularly in the African community. This burden can take many forms, from supporting extended family members to paying for education and other expenses. While it can be a source of pride and a way to support one’s community, black tax can also be a significant financial strain that can make it difficult for individuals to achieve their own financial goals. In this article, we will explore what …