I love this! We are one! We Black Americans love our African brothers and sisters, and we know you love us, contrary to Western propaganda that is stirred up to divide us...ONE Africa! One people! Much respect to the King and the Asante!
@@wilsongyimah8290 Respect! Africa is shall rise again!...There's a cosmic shift taking place. It's time for us to move back into our rightful place. Blessings to you!
Thanks again Dentta for sharing this valuable video. Part of the struggle is the lack of triangular information between Africa, the Caribbean and Black America. Met you at the Black Star International Film Festival in Accra after my film won Best Documentary. Looking forward to meeting with you again in Ghana.✊🏿
I'm so happy and proud to see the Asantehene come to the states to see first hand the brutal history of our people here in the diaspora in the states. However this looked to me to be FedEx peacocking to gain a foothold in Ghana. There are many great minds in Ghana and on the continent who can start and build a company like FedEx on the continent that can work in conjunction with FedEx. I only wish the Asantehene's trip would have be coordinated by individuals who's main focus was on sharing the African American story both past and present, someone who would have taken him to memorials for Tamir Rice, and George Floid, and Mike Brown, someone who would have told him about Sandra Blan, and Amado Dealo.
Exactly … Thanks for your great comment…Our people on the continent must wake up and discard the illusions of being the oppressors’ friend. We must stand as one to fight this monster. Such visits to the States by Afrikan nobility/leaders etc, have to be geared towards Black awareness, in order to forward the teaching of our historical struggles, as well as confronting the stark realities of our centuries old Afrikan journeys on the continent/diaspora, after our first encounter with the invaders, to their subsequent transformation into the oppressors continually tormenting us.
They have DHL overseas. Like FEdx here. So I don’t think so. That ship has saled. We need to stop being so leery about each other. Colonialism and slavery is over(physically speaking of course 😂)
Brother, You know we are not the same people them so call Africans came from Ham and they’re Hamites and we so call Americans blacks or African American are Hebrew Israelites and we came from shem, Abraham Isaac and Jacob. We you get time I want you to go watch a video on UA-cam for it will break it down that we not the same people and them Africans k ow we are not the same people and they the one that so the Hebrew Israelites to the white peoples and it tell you in the Bible who we are from Moses telling the Israelites they’re going to go back to Egypt but on ships and we are the only one came over here on slave ship 🚢 Kjv Deuteronomy 28.68 Go to UA-cam and look up. Watchmen For Israel
@@ahmathyaahbaryath3312 We are the same people please stop. I know for fact I’m Igbo. Did history with dna and documentation so please stop with the lies.
@@globalcetzen5271 stop the bitterness and hatred. You live in the greatest country on earth with unlimited opportunities. Millions of people are flocking to the southern border to enter the US illegally to work and make a living but lazy people like you keep living in the past. Wise up and make some money. Your lack of money is making uou too bitter. Stop blaming slavery and the Whiteman and channel your energy to works work and you will realize the American dream. Stop being a winner and chronic Loser
Black American history needs to be taught in our schools alongside our own history because it's a great disservice to not know what happened to our African forefathers in America.
This is sadness and happiness mixed together as the King reflects on how our ancestors fought the good fight to stop the British from causing more harm than they had already done. Many people do not know that the Asante Empire's resistance is what saved many of our people from being shipped to the new world. We're so proud of these brave Asante Kings, Queens, men and women who sacrificed themselves for the rest of the people of Ghana and beyond. Hail the King and long live the Great Asante Kingdom, Piaaww..!
@@elsiedankwa805 who is blaming anyone....why do you think Ashanti and their allies fought the Europeans over 70years...major part was against slavery and taking our resources.
The irony that the Asantehene came to visit the civil rights museum and then the home of Elvis who didn’t even like black people. 🤦🏾♀️ He once said the only thing he likes in black are his shoes. Furthermore, he wasn’t a legend he was manufactured pop star, they wanted him to sound and dance “black.” The true creators of rock and roll were black! *sigh*😳 They called him the king of rock and roll because they wanted to whitewash it.
Um that lady is a horrible horrible horrible presenter absolutely detached from the audience. Dr King was never a failure about anything pertaining to what really mattered so she's a liar.
I love this! We are one! We Black Americans love our African brothers and sisters, and we know you love us, contrary to Western propaganda that is stirred up to divide us...ONE Africa! One people! Much respect to the King and the Asante!
I deeply appreciate your maturity. One love my brother.
@@wilsongyimah8290 Respect! Africa is shall rise again!...There's a cosmic shift taking place. It's time for us to move back into our rightful place. Blessings to you!
@@avrahamyoel7039yes brother..I and been saying that... cosmic shift!
Thanks again Dentta for sharing this valuable video. Part of the struggle is the lack of triangular information between Africa, the Caribbean and Black America. Met you at the Black Star International Film Festival in Accra after my film won Best Documentary. Looking forward to meeting with you again in Ghana.✊🏿
We need an Asante world class museum, hopefully the King will see that he has been slacking in making his kingdom great
I'm so happy and proud to see the Asantehene come to the states to see first hand the brutal history of our people here in the diaspora in the states. However this looked to me to be FedEx peacocking to gain a foothold in Ghana. There are many great minds in Ghana and on the continent who can start and build a company like FedEx on the continent that can work in conjunction with FedEx. I only wish the Asantehene's trip would have be coordinated by individuals who's main focus was on sharing the African American story both past and present, someone who would have taken him to memorials for Tamir Rice, and George Floid, and Mike Brown, someone who would have told him about Sandra Blan, and Amado Dealo.
Exactly …
Thanks for your great comment…Our people on the continent must wake up and discard the illusions of being the oppressors’ friend. We must stand as one to fight this monster.
Such visits to the States by Afrikan nobility/leaders etc, have to be geared towards Black awareness, in order to forward the teaching of our historical struggles, as well as confronting the stark realities of our centuries old Afrikan journeys on the continent/diaspora, after our first encounter with the invaders, to their subsequent transformation into the oppressors continually tormenting us.
They have DHL overseas. Like FEdx here. So I don’t think so. That ship has saled. We need to stop being so leery about each other. Colonialism and slavery is over(physically speaking of course 😂)
Brother,
You know we are not the same people them so call Africans came from Ham and they’re Hamites and we so call Americans blacks or African American are Hebrew Israelites and we came from shem, Abraham Isaac and Jacob.
We you get time I want you to go watch a video on UA-cam for it will break it down that we not the same people and them Africans k ow we are not the same people and they the one that so the Hebrew Israelites to the white peoples and it tell you in the Bible who we are from Moses telling the Israelites they’re going to go back to Egypt but on ships and we are the only one came over here on slave ship 🚢 Kjv Deuteronomy 28.68
Go to UA-cam and look up.
Watchmen For Israel
@@ahmathyaahbaryath3312 We are the same people please stop. I know for fact I’m Igbo. Did history with dna and documentation so please stop with the lies.
@@globalcetzen5271 stop the bitterness and hatred. You live in the greatest country on earth with unlimited opportunities. Millions of people are flocking to the southern border to enter the US illegally to work and make a living but lazy people like you keep living in the past. Wise up and make some money. Your lack of money is making uou too bitter. Stop blaming slavery and the Whiteman and channel your energy to works work and you will realize the American dream. Stop being a winner and chronic Loser
Black American history needs to be taught in our schools alongside our own history because it's a great disservice to not know what happened to our African forefathers in America.
This is sadness and happiness mixed together as the King reflects on how our ancestors fought the good fight to stop the British from causing more harm than they had already done. Many people do not know that the Asante Empire's resistance is what saved many of our people from being shipped to the new world. We're so proud of these brave Asante Kings, Queens, men and women who sacrificed themselves for the rest of the people of Ghana and beyond. Hail the King and long live the Great Asante Kingdom, Piaaww..!
The Asante kingdom actually wanted more people to be sent to the Americas.
@@kwamester14 exactly!!!
Aren’t people tired of blaming “white people” ah
@@kwamester14 which facts and evidence to substantiate your allegations.
@@elsiedankwa805 who is blaming anyone....why do you think Ashanti and their allies fought the Europeans over 70years...major part was against slavery and taking our resources.
@@kwamester14many fought and died against slavery..
Oh how proud I would have been to see the court of Asantehene before me!
Oh how i love my people!!!
His Imperial majesty Ashanti kotokohene long life 😍 🙌
The Great KINGDOM,
The Great KING OTUMFUO OSEI TUTU 11 👑❤️
Piawwwww! 💛🖤💚 #africansunitenomatterwhereyouwereborn ✊🏾
The irony that the Asantehene came to visit the civil rights museum and then the home of Elvis who didn’t even like black people. 🤦🏾♀️ He once said the only thing he likes in black are his shoes. Furthermore, he wasn’t a legend he was manufactured pop star, they wanted him to sound and dance “black.” The true creators of rock and roll were black! *sigh*😳 They called him the king of rock and roll because they wanted to whitewash it.
Thanks Odana for the post. You've always been there for up to date info.
Amazing
God bless you @dentaa
Come to Sierra Vista!
Came all this way to see Elvis Presley??? Sad...sad indeed. How disappointing.
Like people you guys come all the way to kenya to enjoy an original Safari.
Descendants of "Slave Sellers" from West Africa visiting one of our Civil Rights Musem here in the USA. Interesting.
that museum must not have a great budget.
I don’t think the civil rights museum is a good representation of African American history.
But damn I just realized. They went to see Elvis? Of all people! One of the biggest racist. Well🤷🏽♀️ Either way I’m still glad they are here.
Um that lady is a horrible horrible horrible presenter absolutely detached from the audience. Dr King was never a failure about anything pertaining to what really mattered so she's a liar.
Nana yemo. MO