I don’t know what a Toure is, but your culture is not hindered by slavery that occurred over 150 years ago and has failed miserably at taking advantage of all this country offers you. Adversity is colorblind, it is your weakness or refusal to step up that is the problem.
The writer apparently takes his nom de plume from Sekou Toure, the dictator of Guinea who turned his country into one of Africa's worst Third World hell holes.
As I recall from more than a decade ago, it's just a black--or actually semi-black--poofter.
It was famous for being famous--for a cultural minute. Self-indulgent, superficial, smug, and tedious. And quickly forgotten.