Suggestions by @benpopplewell
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Gabon
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Republic of Congo
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Central African Republic
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Chad (Country)
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Ivory Coast
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Burkina Faso
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Niger (Country)
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Benin
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Democratic Republic of the Congo
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Madagascar (Country)
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Togo (Country)
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Senegal
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Cameroon
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Guinea
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Louisiana (state)
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters

Haiti
as Black Francophone (French) in Black/African-American People and Fictional Characters
King Edward VII of the United Kingdom
as The Raj & Crown: A Tale of Two Empires, founded by an Indian Entrepreneur in 1873 from British Raj to Excite to excite the British, Indian and British-Indian audiences in The Victorian & Edwardian era: The Secret Heart of Britain’s Heritage

Queen Victoria
as The Raj & Crown: A Tale of Two Empires, founded by an Indian Entrepreneur in 1873 from British Raj to Excite to excite the British, Indian and British-Indian audiences in The Victorian & Edwardian era: The Secret Heart of Britain’s Heritage

London
as The Raj & Crown: A Tale of Two Empires, founded by an Indian Entrepreneur in 1873 from British Raj to Excite to excite the British, Indian and British-Indian audiences in The Victorian & Edwardian era: The Secret Heart of Britain’s Heritage

United Kingdom
as The Raj & Crown: A Tale of Two Empires, founded by an Indian Entrepreneur in 1873 from British Raj to Excite to excite the British, Indian and British-Indian audiences in The Victorian & Edwardian era: The Secret Heart of Britain’s Heritage