I'm not Jamaican, but my grandad is black and from Trinidad, (my dad is then half and I'm a quarter) and that side of my family doesn't affiliate itself with Africa or Africans at all! You're trying to pigeonhole black people saying that they should all consider themselves African. At the end of the day it's their NATIONALITY, they're born and raised in that country so they identify with it. You're getting ethnicity and nationality completely mixed up, yes Jamaicans and Africans share (pretty much) the same ethnicity (though Jamaicans will be a little diverse seeing as their ancestors probably mixed with native, white, Asian) but they do not share the same nationality and the same culture. It's like saying 'why don't Canadians, Americans, Australians and South Africans just call themselves Europeans?' Because that would be ****ing ridiculous. Oh and all the black people and Asians from those countries or even Europe who identify as American/Australian/southafrican/Canadian/British etc would have to start saying they were 'African' or from Asia, even if they have no cultural ties and the place seems strange to them.