What would happen if there was a Black America in Hetalia

I would beg her as a chick who is America's longtime girlfriend/partime wife.I see England buying as a slave for America and she has been longide him since.America and B.America I think grew up together side by side with difference in status.I think during the revolutionary war B.America would work for both England and America because she wavered on who would set her free in the end.She ultimatly decided to be with America. During the end of the war,feelings between them begin to emerge which led to him and her sleeping together which created the original thirteen states. I think her relationship with America is a rocky and long one filled with a lot hardship and tough love.These days she acts like how Britain is to America;she gets easily annoyed by his stupidity and lack of common sense but in her heart really does love the adorkable oaf. I think of her as motherly,loud,sassy,no-nonsense,religious and very smart.I also imagine her being an excellent cook:mostly specializing in soul food.I think she would have braided hair and wear an apron to symbolize her slave/maid days.She would love fried chicken and kool-aid. She is also good friends with her brother-in-law Canada who she can easily recognize from her boyfriend.She was at one point romantically interested with England,France,and even Russia when he was the Soviet Union.Ultimatly she held on to America for some strange reason.

To start off, I would like to alert you to the existence of the other Hetalia threads.

I don't really get the purpose of having "Black America"—I sort of see why you can consider the slave population as separate considering they weren't really considered full-fledged citizens for a long time, but in that case, wouldn't you need one for each unique race in each country and so on?

I always liked how America in Scandinavia And The World shifts back and forth between being white, Ambiguously Brown and spray-tanned depending on the strip. I thought that was a good way to handle it.