I wish that I could have asked the question differently, but I didn't. Like I said before, I wasn't trying to ruffle any feathers.
Understand the intent of your question.
In my simple mind's eye, race is a human construct.
Unfortunately, humans of all sorts construct it differently. It's a highly charged subject.
Isaac and Ishmael.
I grew up in rural Southwest Louisiana, with black people that were descendants of sharecroppers. Good folks that taught me to hunt, trained and gave me my first rabbit dog. Taught me to cook. (My Dad already knew how). We counted on each other.
A fair question to know how to best to support the local Africans.
White Africans help Black Africans and Black Africans help White Africans.
Martin Luther King, Jr (broadly paraphrasing) stated it's about the character of men's (and women's) souls, not the color of skin.
So perhaps the question could be how to support the local communities when traveling to Africa. Many Outfitters, PH's and Landowners do just this in so many ways.
Schools, Health Clinics, water wells, roads, jobs, markets for goods, meat for the undernourished locals (an issue close to my heart as a chef).
There are some members of this forum that probably have good insight, and experience in supporting African people.
Just ask.
It is worth the time to research. You will be surprised.
We are all God's children.