Is Liberia the ultimate and final answer to the question of if African Americans and blacks in general are capable of running a successful and prosperous society? Heres a few facts:

>Started by "intelligent" and "educated" African Americans
>Funded and maintained by white investors who provided nearly all of the transportation and supplies
>Given free land, their own form of government all without whites being able to receive citizenship or even enter the country exclusively leaving the country to be African governed
>Claimed independence in 1822 shifting blame onto whites who they claim manipulated and lied of them (even if they provided and continued to provide most of their resources free of charge, even AFTER independence!)
>Liberian society quickly collapses soon after with purely black rule and no white being allowed to enter the country (to this day)

Looking at all the evidence it becomes impossible to deny without a shadow of a doubt that African society have been majorly unsuccessful and incapable and the fact that this information isn't more widely known or discussed really asks questions about why mainstream academics refuse to talk about or even acknowledge these events when discussing topics about race and IQ and the developmental capability of African nations.