You're on your own with that one.
You will see Somalis openly mention Somalia when asked where they are from and not the country they live/born in , in those street interviews. Whereas their ajanabi friends shy away from it.
And they just walk around with Somalia bracelet as well from what i've seen. There really isn't a diaspora community more connected with where they are from , from what i have noticed.
Unlike other communities that lose connection with their homeland, Somalis remain engaged with their country’s affairs. It makes sense when you see the amount of investment the Somalia diaspora makes to Somalia.
I think it has more to do with the sense of belonging and togetherness we receive from it.
How can you feel ashamed in coming from a country where the people have your back? A country where people support each other, build each other up, and invest in their own success is something to be proud of.