African American cries After visiting Slave House 🇸🇳 Senegal Episode 4

African American Mandingo Emotional After visiting Slave House. This slave history will make you cry!
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[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

*What do you think about this episode?*

[@claudiavoorhoeve3258]

It's so painfull so horrible what happened to us . Never again .

[@ears2heareyes2see]

😭💔😭 🙁😡

[@kofikwabena5785]

This is very emotional

[@oceejekwam6829]

This was delicately handled, thank you.

[@watchingthehawks355]

Church is fully responsible for enslaving Africans but Africans were not told their history that's why many are still practicing Christianity.

[@luedch8460]

I am Afro Brazilian from Salvador the first capital of Brasil and the most African culture of South America. I always felt proud of my ancestors because they managed to survive imaginable sufferings. Our Yoruba heritage is still present in our religion food and language. We at the diaspora are the survivors of the most mentally and fittest strong humans beings from Africa, and that pride I always carry with me wherever I go, head high and proud of my history. Axe ❤️🇧🇷

[@michaelilori1776]

Thousands of Afro Brasilians returned to Lagos, Nigeria in the late 19th and early 20th century. They made up between 5-10% of the Lagos population at one point. I know one such family that actually has the family name Salvador. One thing I have noticed is that a lot of the returnees were muslim. The Yoruba word for muslim is "Imale" and the most famous slave uprising in Bahia is known as the "Imale" rebellion, which involved mainly Yoruba slaves. A lot of the formerly enslaved were encouraged to return to West Africa in the wake of the rebellion. In conjunction with this, massive immigration from Europe was encouraged in an attempt to engineer a more "favourable" ethnic profile for Brazil.

[@naijamusic4life794]

When I was going up in Lagos I knew a family they were Brazilians living in Lagos and they can speak Yoruba.I never thought about it till now I saw your comment.

[@deangelomartin30]

We are the real Jews

[@animtres]

​@@deangelomartin30 now this is the stupidity we don't want to hear. What is all these nonsense with jews. We are africans, we are black and WE ARE NOT JEWS, neither fake nor real we are not jews. Being a jew doesn't make you to be important in the world. Jews are just normal sufferring people who have suffered all their history just like all cultures. It pains me seeing a black man claiming to be a free man but still clinging to foreign religions of their masters and the folklore he was taught as a slave, the christian/muslim folklore. You are black, you are african, yes, you had your ancestral religion and nowhere does it feature a jew, let alone it telling you a jew can be a chosen person of an african centric god. You can go ahead and claim you are the real chinese, the real japanese or you are the real french or arab. No, you just smell insecurity. You are black and if you feel you are jew, go to Israel that is where jews belong

[@sandrasgotvoice]

Hit me hard. Thank you African Tigress. We need to be reminded that we were taken, but we can return. We have a choice now.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Yes are welcome!

[@laladaniel3488]

Yes it did

[@naye5178]

Same here family

[@misswogdaily2344]

Amen we have a choice now!

[@annahjones7253]

I couldn't agree with you more.

[@jojoko64]

The energy of such a horrific experience comes through the screen. Such a wicked minded people and system with perpetual physical, mental trauma. That brother touched my spirit to have returned and warmly welcomed home...powerful. My God!!!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@misswogdaily2344]

We must also remember our own people were wicked in that they were willing to sell us to the white man. Nevertheless, God says to forgive.

[@TheDtfamu89]

As a descendant of the millions who were forcibly taken, thank you for this. Millions of us were scattered in North, Central, South America and the Caribbean. Thank you African Tigress! ❤️🙏

[@nautical1845]

Sorry my ancestors captured and sold you to the Europeans

[@donovanevans6137]

As an African American man I had the great fortune of visiting Gore Island in Senegal back in the late 90s and it was a very powerful and Emotional experience! I felt the energy of my ancestors in those dark rooms before they were forced to the America's into slavery. 😢 🏝️🌍

[@terramommajeffries7294]

When I visited Goree Island, I agree it was very, very emotional 😭; I could not stop crying 😢. Thank you sooo much for sharing!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

🤗🥺🥺

[@watchingthehawks355]

Any body who go to that island and come back a Christian is a lost soul.

[@rohaaniidaalii9758]

@@watchingthehawks355 be careful Satan's got your soul brother..lol. You are so right, but the sad thing is your words will fly over the head of most.

[@tinadiggs7456]

African Tigress, thank you for showing us where they kept slaves, before transporting them all over the world!!! It was very touching that's why I don't let those Mzungu's just tell me no anything because everything they said about Africa 🌍 is lies!!!

[@celesteperry4929]

I've been watching for 3 minutes and I am about to cry.

[@lesliefountainwilliams5264]

My mind and heart are not ready for additional trauma. I have visited slave forts in Ghana. The slavery we endured to today is just as traumatic. Even though it is difficult for me to watch today - - never let anyone forget, for we shall never endure this again, once we are free.

[@watchingthehawks355]

You will never be free without a fight, freedom is not giving but taken;why do you think Europeans are amassing their troops all over Africa? It's not fun,they know what is about to come, so, they're making their move as early as possible before the unification;slavery will continue that's a fact.

[@ebrimatunkara206]

Kenyans the only african country dat have africa in heart thanks for connecting the bridge 🌉 between east and west Africans the real african queen 👸

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome ❤️

[@wendytucker9327]

This episode brought me to tears. My great- grandfather was born into slavery so I thought it was important to take my sons to the plantation where he and his family were kept as slaves. I believe it's important to tell the story to our children so that they will know how much work needs to be done to honor our ancestors. That was an emotional but necessary visit because it's important to pay homage to our ancestors who were held against their will in the brutal system of slavery. I know how much the visit to the slave castle affected this brother but it's important that we do this. This proves our resilience and strengthens our connections to them. Thank you African Tigress, you don't know how much this means to us as African Americans.

[@soulrebel2006]

What a lot of our African brothers and Sisters don’t understand is the pain that African Americans and those in the west went through. Our ancestors went through pain and their lives were sacrificed. The offspring still goes through pain. The door of no return should be used as a talking point to educate our African family of what their brothers went through in the west. I believe when you sell your brothers to the white man there is no way we as a people will prosper. It’s the worse thing a human can do to another human. Let us heal !!

[@kathymiles7877]

Facts💯Say that!

[@rohaaniidaalii9758]

Think about what those people in Africa felt for their loved ones that were taken away from them. Africans on the continent were the first victims. Not to downplay what your ancestors went through but Africans on the continent were also enslaved. Colonialism was just a cute name for slavery. Africans on the continent were rounded up(sometimes whole villages) and forced to work on plantations and in mines ; they were forced to build roads and railways etc. The difference is you were enslaved abroad while those who remained were enslaved at home.

[@ab71640]

Many fought against slave traders and many wept and waited for their loved ones to return. Let's not forget these facts. We are one people, one africa.

[@tlfa5554]

@@ab71640 very true , our brothers in the west think that the ancestors were just sold and everyone else in the continent was living happy ,free and didnt care about nothing , forgetting that those who were taken also had family that stayed in Africa , it wasnt untill like 50 years ago with this independence , Europeans were living their best life in Africa while the Africans worked for them to earn pennys , my grandparents lived that

[@joeblack3693]

Do ur research first before u spew ur nonsense.

[@TheHappyCompanion]

Thanks my Sister @African Tigress for sharing this. It was great having you on my tour🇬🇲💯✊🏽

[@nathangoldsmith2299]

Having a lot of different emotional feelings, alternating from pure anger to sadness to confusion. It's part of our history... Thank you for sharing.

[@BROTHAWARRIOR]

Indeed, death is better than enduring such treatment...everybody fight--men, women, and babies. Wives, and children must fight alongside the warriors, if necessary. It's much better than a life of horror. This is your most moving video in a long time, Tigress. Giving it to us like only you can. Asante sana, sana, sana, sana!

[@MRSZ5440]

You are right every black man women and child should fight till the death. The number one thing we learned from Vietnam everyone was fighting and won most were only 5 feet tall been fighting before the Mongols and won against the so-called most powerful Nation USA with out jet bomers, tanks, cobras etc. LAST MAN STANDING

[@maudeneyarber9997]

How can you fight against Jehovah he is the one who curse the Hebrew Israelites for rejecting him to serve other false gods which they're still doing like VooDoo a religion of the Darkness of Satan and the Fallen Angels which have sprraded all over the World 😂🌍😏🌍!!

[@ab71640]

@@maudeneyarber9997 Is god a bigot? You say he curse us for voodoo and other gods but he would allow children to be raped and women violated to appease his anger what kind of god is this! His own commandment were broken. God has many names and people serve him under those names. When are those who committed these acts going to get their punishment according to you there are not. I don't need or want that kind of bigoted god.

[@draimajtheconceptualpreneur]

How can it not touch your Soul.....The very essence of your/our DNA. God's Grace, and Blessings be upon you, African Tigress, as you make your journey's goal. You are courageous!

[@denisechilds2391]

Thank you, African Tigress....I live in the US, and I'm coming home to the continent,....I'm crying, my heart is aching, this video right here moves me to my soul.

[@sumakfarm5538]

Thanks Queen, this hit me so hard that I will never leave Africa again, better die here for the sake of our ancestors.😭😭😭

[@zaidagrace2263]

I cried and cried watching this. Centuries of unimaginable suffering. I still feel the pain of my ancestors.

[@alndiaye]

Every black should come to visit Goree Island in this life to see history regarding slavery.In Senegal, slavery/human trafficking is a crime.

[@watchingthehawks355]

It's of no use if Africans learn nothing.

[@babsjob8729]

@@watchingthehawks355 EXACT UNFORTUNATELY A LOT OF THEM DO NOT

[@millivosswj]

OMG thank you AT our Queen for showing me. My tears are still falling with lots of pains for our people who were mistreated some killed some used as slaves 😭😭. I was married to them and I left. They put smiles on their faces but black heart inside. They don't care about us.

[@watchingthehawks355]

And African leaders are the in France talking about deals.

[@watchingthehawks355]

@flacko Medina I had Paul Kagame pretentiously apologizing from what he said about France involvement in Rwandan genocide,I weep for Africa no strong leader to unite the continent as Gaddafi did.

[@watchingthehawks355]

@flacko Medina Yes its part of the grand plan that's why US secretary of State Anthony Blinken congratulate Ghanian military for destroying Chinese mining equipment in Ghana,Africa will lost if China are rooted out,Europe vow Africa will never be allow to develop and keep them poor at all course.

[@watchingthehawks355]

@flacko Medina fact👍

[@alfonsom8286]

@@watchingthehawks355 , I've been saying for years that Kagame is NOT to be trusted...and remember, Kagame is the main voice behind the African Free Trade Agreement....It "sounds" like a positive for Africa but the reality is 'millions" will lose employment and a very few will become ultra wealthy via the assistance of corrupt politicians. All Africa has to do is look at NAFTA in the U.S. as a example of how relocating manufacturing jobs to "cheaper" locations affected millions of people.

[@alfonsom8286]

@flacko Medina You are a very wise young man.

[@vernellcarter321]

I DECLARE IT, NEVER, EVER AGAIN!!!!!!! Thank you for this presentation!

[@nautical1845]

It's still happening, there are 6 millions slaves in the world currently.

[@africanprincessrams]

Our fathers suffered so much for us to live in luxury. Our country Botswana's first president was forced to marry a British so we can gain independence. We were under British protectorate and our country was so poor to God be glory we are dragging ourselves out of poverty. Never again, we will never allow ourselves to be colonised

[@arushanioshaka5600]

Forced ?

[@bellaolum9768]

Most African countries were colonized by the British including mine

[@africanprincessrams]

@@arushanioshaka5600 yes forced

[@africanprincessrams]

@@bellaolum9768 and they left our countries poor taking every minerals we owned

[@bellaolum9768]

@@africanprincessrams just imagine that 🙁

[@hazeleugenewonderloveofthe6088]

Blessings Sista , it still hurts just seeing this video. I can't imagine been in person .I am a peaceful QUEEN but seeing those europeans,I don't know the reaction.

[@HoodsGlobal]

A very sad period of history and Black Africa is not doing much to prevent it from happening again.

[@eprahs1]

Were coming back. You dont have to worry about that.

[@hoped6676]

Exactly...

[@RandyJ1219]

Those two words at the end couldn't have been said better: Never Again.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

❌

[@markl.mobley6365]

🤜🏿💥NEVER💎AGAIN!💥🤛🏿

[@YahChild]

I be going to Senegal in July I definitely will visit there, so thank you for showing this. I'm going to pay homage to my ancestors.

[@michaelilori1776]

I remember the first time I heard a Goree Island guide mention that the enslaved Yoruba were in so much demand. It really shook me because Goree island is a long way from the Yoruba region. I just wasn't expecting to hear about the Yoruba this far to the west. It raised so many questions. I'd have thought most enslaved Yoruba would have been shipped from Badagry or Porto Novo. I wondered if they were marched over land, it just seemed too far. I believe instead that the slave ships went from port to port along the coast picking up the enslaved and that Goree was possibly a final stop before setting off for the Americas. The peak in the trafficking of enslaved Yoruba would have occurred in the late 18th and most of the 19th century when the Yoruba region was in complete turmoil in the wake of the collapse of the Oyo empire and Owu kingdom. Most of the enslaved would have been soldiers and prisoners of war at this time, which I guess is why they were seen as strong and sought after. Many went on to become involved in uprisings in Brasil (Imale rebellion) and Cuba(Aponte rebellion, Prieto, and Carlota la negra - Cuban national heroine) many also ended up being enlisted into the Spanish army rising up the ranks and fighting in places like Florida. Of course I learnt none of this in school!

[@ElNegringoKreyolito]

Thank you for your comment 🙂❤️🖤💚

[@julianbrooks3147]

Thank You..African Tigress so much for this episode!!!🙏✊👍💯💯💯💯💯..To show Us African Americans a small part of our History!! Please continue too show and educate us of who we're Really are!! May Allah continue to Bless you for what your doing!!..🤲🙏💯💯💯💯💯💯. Lord willing my family and I can meet in person Oneday soon!!! OneLuv..Fam..✊💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@althealeveawilliams6861]

Very touching, sad and emotional.

[@bullrun2215]

from Senegal born and raise but i could hold my tears, i love my people

[@jacklinekerinabarongo4789]

Very nice document, as doing a class for Africa American History & African american Art. Thanks for the video clip.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome ❤️

[@oceejekwam6829]

I see the Yoruba people got a nod of respect.

[@jeswazwadi7049]

respect for being the strongest enslaved?

[@yoobon5670]

@@jeswazwadi7049 No but because they fought and never gave up and that is why they were able to mantain all their traditions (Spirituality,Cultures,ways of life) in South America places like Brazil, Cuba, the Caribbeans etc.

[@jeswazwadi7049]

@@yoobon5670 I think most of the enslaved men were strong that's why they were captured and shipped in the first place but i agree Nigerians generally love to keep their culture even when they marry a foreigner they will teach their culture to the foreigner & yes I think there is a place in Brazil where they are learning Yoruba

[@kitcat89]

So greatful for your exploring our history I hope to see this with my own eyes but if I can't at least I've seen it through your eyes

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome. I hope you explore too

[@daintyannpaige6028]

My heart my ears my eyes , , I have a weak heart , emotional

[@leob.venzen1153]

"Enslaved" dungeon, or simply dungeon!Afrika had no slaves; kidnapped and captured Afrikans were taken from Afrika and "enslaved!" Asante sana.

[@moustm4698]

Thank you! Tired of people belittling our ancestors to just slaves they were peoples first

[@nautical1845]

Africa had many slaves long before any other people came to Africa.

[@nautical1845]

@@moustm4698 No slavery was rampant for 1000 years before the Europeans came. It is the way still, look at Libya and Mauritania.

[@Vince-I-Am]

As an empath, this is very difficult to watch but very necessary at this time. This is what our ancestors endured and why we need to learn to understand the true horrors. This is a good start for us to deal with their trauma then heal. We have been separated from our people for so long and it's time to UNITE and be as ONE. Thank you for this as it will help so many of our people who really need to see this

[@shay-rock6127]

🥺 I have no words 😔 Here in America just thinking about my ancestors and praying for their souls. Wondering how I came to be..........

[@DV-lr8ec]

That was a powerful journey back in time we just took!

[@MRSZ5440]

Doing good videos AT keep going we are behind you from Louisville, KY my home State Kentucky founded Liberia, free town, Monrovia or ACS in 1800'S

[@joylynne8]

Thank you for sharing this awesome event. Word cannot express how momentous this occasion is for me.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome

[@usa_kenyan]

Very moving. Words fail me.

[@TheOlskool4ever]

This is OUR Holocaust. We must show this to the world! NEVER FORGET! NEVER AGAIN!

[@godwinoghenede8382]

Great job. Great editing. Great Sound effect. Great lighting. Thanks for bringing our history alive and thanks to all African youtubers for the part they are playing in African revival. Your names will be written in gold in African sand of time.

[@HoneySwtDrms]

Very emotional I know I'm going to cry like a school girl when I visit one of these slave dungeons thinking about all that my people have been through from the African coast to America and beyond. The world doesn't know even half of what Black Americans have been through in America. This was very moving

[@TheOlskool4ever]

I had the same emotional experience. During the tour I was totally fine but when I stood at the door of no return....something came over me like I never felt before and I began to cry uncontrollably. It was an emotional yet spiritual feeling I can't really explain. I wish ALL African Americans could visit Goree Island.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

🥺🥺🥺

[@sun-rasound4044]

thank you for sharing this powerful episode...we will never let this happen again! We are strong African people! African Tigress the content you are producing is just amazing! Many blessings to you 💚💛❤️

[@EmmanuelKisiangani]

This is really dope. Ive watched every minute of it. Keep on keeping on.

[@yapadqoi]

Great production work! The filming, the music, the story, the editing... everything about this video is awesome. Congratulations sister.

[@worldtraveler2417]

The footprint of slavery reminds us of the evil other Race have inflicted upon the people of African descent. If these historical places ( slave dungeons) located all over Africa could speak, their horrible stories would be too much to bear. All those Western nations that exploited Mother Africa of her beautiful children, that took part in the brutal Atlantic Slave Trade, and those Arab & Portuguese nations that took part in The Slave Trade along East Africa Indian Ocean owe some form of reparations to the descendants of Blacks who ancestors were taken from Africa against their will. What a powerful and painful journey to witness. However painful, African Tigress has done a fantastic job....showing THC emotionally reuniting with the spirits of his ancestors. Wow!

[@shay-rock6127]

I've seen other videos but this was by far the most detailed depiction of what our ancestors went through.🥺 Thank you for sharing this. Bless you🙏🏾

[@husseinsidibe4954]

Soo moving,my mother told us the story of my gr8t gr8t grand father taken as aslave it's very touching whenever I think about it.

[@Jimmykarinski]

AT thank you for this historical tour. This gonna be watched by millions for a very long time after we gone.

[@bob2map305]

Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@samuraiwalkchonmagego8912]

Thank you for sharing!

[@nancykabia8740]

This has been such an emotional and educational journey video to watch. Thank you for this. ❤️

[@xmediabox]

the next level. Love it

[@naw6495]

Love from the USA. Mali and Senegambia is where we get our blue notes from in Afrikan-Am culture. I would love to visit.

[@janicehouston9237]

Extremely 💔💔💔😪 but so real and educational Great video Queen✌💯🙏 Love you and Brother THC🙏❤

[@gilbertonduko8236]

Nice piece, you've left me thirsting for more knowledge on this unfortunate trade

[@osmanahmed2189]

Thank you it's education for a lot of people don't about this 👍

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome 🤗

[@miriamjones8804]

Thank you African Tigress this was a informative video

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You are welcome 🤗

[@isiomaamma9869]

It was really Yoruba and Igbos that was taken the most from the west coast that they say was very strong ,according to the history archives !

[@oo-pd3xi]

Thank you for this educational video. Sad indeed.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

You're welcome

[@maduls59]

Revelation 13:10 He that leadeth into captivity shall go into captivity: he that killeth with the sword must be killed with the sword. Here is the patience and the faith of the saints.

[@sarahjustice526]

Poignant!

[@mamisa7626]

Yes it's

[@imhotepmk8090]

How can a human being with a bible in his hands commit these atrocities to another human being?

[@iandiru6433]

Religion was introduced to enslave the AFRICANS mentally

[@Msbmaxey8]

Having a Bible in your hands does not translate to it being g in your heart.

[@fitzphillips5370]

Very emotional my sister!!!

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

🥺

[@moustaphagaye4617]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS the Holocaust house sist

[@kersie2000]

Terrible. Such torture! Very good video full of sad cruel info

[@arestaaresta9271]

Just excellent video

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you 🤗

[@ejikechidi8031]

Painful and heartbreaking 💔💔💔

[@michaelogolla]

The only salvation to the slaves was death, in humane conditions and treatment, whipping, and grueling diseases was all the slaves had to endure for sure black people of African origin have gone through alot colonization, racism today is what Africans have faced but what we have as Africa is resilience that keeps us going

[@robinfreeman9458]

Learning a lot about my ancestors who have passed through here.

[@katemadavid7772]

whaaat ?????....this was serious , those white were heartless walai .....so painful

[@davidwynn9240]

You are the BEST, African Tigress🔥♥️✊👏

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you 🤗

[@faithtv7724]

You are the best creator in Africa

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you ❤️

[@tanelise4673]

My grandmother passed down the same story of pregnant women preparing the ground for her beating by digging a hole to place her belly in. Smh

[@razzierazzie3386]

Great job

[@cassandracoleman1330]

o my tears i fill so sad wow hurt wow but we are strong

[@amirshariff8873]

Peace and love,I just was there dakar Senegal 🇸🇳, to continue with your slave trade understanding, please go to the dungeons at cape coast and elmina castles,in ghana.

[@lizzykimilu290]

Very touching

[@miriamjones8804]

hugs brother

[@TheHappyCompanion]

💯✊🏽

[@worldpeace0266]

My heart is so HEAVY after watching this! After leaving out and pointed the camera to the waters, chills came up from the bottom of my feet to the top of my head! Water has always been, in my mind, a sense our tranquil, solitude, beautiful to say the least... but somehow these waters you gave a glimpse of seemed dark, vicious, and purposely holding secrets! In that moment it was nothing beautiful about those waters simply because of the bodies I know that were swallowed by it... only for this, those waters were an ugly sight! May these souls rest in peace although, most of them are not!

[@GlobeThotting]

It's on Goree Island. You catch a 30 minute ferry ride to get there.

[@PROPERTIESGAMBIA]

That was painful to watch.

[@mendingvanessaj5075]

I am sick and over her crying at how they treated my ancestors. I live in AmeriKKKA and they are still racist as crap over here. This just hurt my heart and made me mad at the same time.

[@lucyawili6698]

You will return as well...when it's time

[@mendingvanessaj5075]

@@lucyawili6698 my heart yearns for mother Africa

[@lucyawili6698]

@@mendingvanessaj5075 karibu...when the time comes

[@mendingvanessaj5075]

@@lucyawili6698 Asante Sana

[@fatousall5809]

You are always welcome home sis.Africa is your home.

[@callofthedaughters7421]

Wow the pain endured by them is overwhelming..the M.H. said vengeance is mines...yes I'm crying 😭

[@dannyosolo2752]

Great

[@miriamjones8804]

this is very sad to look at

[@annahjones7253]

So heart breaking.

[@catherineismyname6068]

Ooh noo, 😭🙏🙏🙏

[@frimptop.9813]

You've got a Ghanaian 🇬🇭living in Germany 🇬🇭subscriber....keep it up !!!!! Please go to ghana and do different thing.. for more subscribers...

[@OkOk-tt2dg]

Most focus on the emotional start of slavery...but few look at places like Liberia....where many freed blacks slaves were returned, but these freed blacks (called the Wig Party) were no longer african, and they saw africans as lessor people and the freed blacks treated the africans HORRIBLE....this lead to +10 years of WAR in Liberia ..... Many black americans refuse to listen to this and it is not taught in schools, and it is an extremely important part of history.....as is your story here...... if you study the history of Liberia you will be shocked

[@salomonlinga5289]

So sad and painful 😣

[@moustaphagaye4617]

Holocaust house

[@africandiasporanstories4323]

Very disheartening to watch. Great video tigress.

[@fruitfulone7993]

😢😢😢