Born in CALIFORNIA but I consider myself a BORN AGAIN African!!!

Sistah Iminah is an Educator, Cultural Strategist, Singer/Songwriter, Dancer, Media Personality and Oakland native, with roots in Jamaica, Texas, Nigeria, and the African world.
Her life journey can best be themed rising “From Ghetto to Goddess”. As a youth, she overcame many trials that trap young Black women in the sex trafficking & school prison pipeline. A product of Oakland’s African-centered schools and OUSD, she has dedicated her life to inspire excellence and activate achievement in the youth of today.
As an Educational activist, Sistah Iminah has been heavily influential in implementing key policies and initiatives aimed at amplifying youth voice and improving life outcomes for students of color throughout the SF Bay Area. Her life's mission is to uplift the educational and life experience for African girls and women worldwide.
In 2016 she led the Valuing Girls Voices movement to introduce a new sexual harassment policy in the Oakland Unified School District, which was unanimously approved by the school board & implemented district-wide.
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In 2017 she partnered with OUSD to launch the 1st ever district-wide initiative in the nation, focused on the advancement of Black female students, the African American Female Excellence initiative (AAFE), serving as the lead consultant.
In 2018 she co-created the 1st ever A-G approved African American Women's Heritage social studies course in the nation, in partnership with the San Francisco Unified School District & Stanford University.
In 2019 she returned to Oakland to lead the African American Female Excellence Initiative of OUSD’s Office of Equity, as Program Manager, with the goal of improving the educational experiences and life outcomes for Black female students.
She graced the DT show to share her story on her Journey to AFRICA...
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[@YPM498]

She is an AFRICAN born in AMERICA. Africa is her blood. She just reclaimed her identity ✊🏽

[@shalbec3232]

She is a black born in America you realize in Africa thing work differently

[@kevinfowler8712]

@@shalbec3232 Jamaicans aren't Black and this is their blessing. Genesis 49:21 Naphthali is a deer let loose: he give goodly (positive) words. Exodus 23:31 And I will set your bounds from the Red Sea even unto the Sea of The Fulani etc. Yah our God gave Africa to the Diaspora and the inhabitants of Africa... In Genesis 49 Yah our God gave Jamaicans a Speed blessing.

[@onelove6971]

@@kevinfowler8712 seems like you are high on some weed. If Jamaicans are not black then where is their ancestral roots?

[@kevinfowler8712]

@@onelove6971 Jamaican and Black are modern names they were given. Black is a color! Are you high? The name for the people you speak of is Naphthali and the Old Testament says they have a Speed blessing on their nation. That's why they produce runners like Shelly Anne Fraser-Pryce , Usain Bolt Osafa Powell etc. Genesis 49:21 Naphthali is a deer let loose, he (they) giveth goodly( positive) words. They also speak positivity. That's why so called Jamaicans produce what has been called positive vibes music.

[@onelove6971]

@@kevinfowler8712 since you quote the bible I hope you are a born again Christian. That’s the most important thing right now because the Son of man is preparing to burst the clouds very soon in a few years time with thousands upon thousands of his angels. May we not be caught sleeping 😴.

[@monisarp2576]

I can listen to her speak forever, her level of self awareness is admirable

[@africanwalkvideos]

Very admirable indeed.

[@Shalom7end]

The only fact in anything she is saying is about the the colors in her dress. We are not Africans, we are Israelites. Read my comment to her about our god.

[@prophetesschambuladevine666]

EXTREMELY WELL SPOKEN!!! HALLELUYAH!!!

[@StarLight-sl9ok]

The subtle shade towards Cardi B. I love it, very classy. Young American girls need to see more role models like her, she’s the real deal. A true African Goddess🖤

[@lhoward9597]

Afrca is the gem of the world. So sad many don't believe this !!

[@zaitunkeji5990]

The western world is going down down down. One's man standing will be the African yes yes yes

[@TheRamamedia]

The fewer the merrier.

[@birdsfire3638]

They believe it, that is why they want a piece of it.

[@Maelani_mymelode]

It is the gem for sure!

[@JohnJones-yx5nc]

@@birdsfire3638 Aziz 0y

[@GUYANAECHO]

This sister is connected, spiritually wealthy and an enlightenment to listen to!!!

[@chairmanone1377]

I'm very happy as a Ghanaian when I see black Americans coming to Ghana each and everyday 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@wyndhleodumegwu253]

American Africans need to be told much more about their noble selves with all the changes - good and bad. Long live Pan-Africanism!

[@nashcoleon4244]

@@wyndhleodumegwu253 most black people in America are indigenous to this land. I cannot stand being called African American. My ancestors are black and from America and been here forever. We have the most and oldest pyramids and thee oldest mummies in the world. The white man lied to us ALL!!! Slavery is reversed. They took us from here and took us to Africa and Europe. The America's is Atlantis

[@lele3822]

The BLACK Panther Party creators are from North Louisiana and Arkansas.

[@maggielazarre78]

I am so proud of our young people…gives me hope.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXzci2Bvfpt-mLs🙏k

[@freddyjackson5833]

Born again African! Classic love it.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXzci2Bvfpt-mLs🙏k

[@crystalo1561]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 wonderful post. I am rewatching this again, I first saw this on the Igbo people a couple years ago. Well done. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

@@crystalo1561 you are welcome, oh i remember you a year ago or so, you are the one married to one of my igbo brother, i dont think you are on my channel anymore its because i have series of igbo original history thats never seen in public, thanks for watching peace🙏

[@royalranger4076]

The outfit is beautiful and she is beautiful.I will be on my second journey to Africa in a month from the U.S.A.

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Born again African wow. Profound. Watching from Sydney Australia

[@jacquelineedwards9550]

The jewelry and the outfit is off the chain!!!

[@osazuwaogbeide1540]

Her outfit reminds me of fela wives

[@stanleyglover5534]

@@osazuwaogbeide1540 Fela was a despicable character who abused the women that kept his Harem for self gratification. Africans are fixated on Fela , they can’t see how evil he was .

[@missqt48]

I no longer pay attention to individuals of Mzungu names.. waste of energy!

[@africanwalkvideos]

I tell you, She is looking amazing.

[@Choclatcotton]

It’s sounds like chains

[@ericb.1902]

I like this woman she truly understand the world we live in.👍🏾

[@adminbentley5752]

Born again African, I love that and then the ancestors has reviewed that, someone say Amen

[@ODANANETWORK]

Amen

[@Star1783AA]

Amen.

[@MYSTICGOW1]

Amen 🙏

[@TingsAfrican]

@ADMIN BENTLEY Your comment made me smile. Ameen. ☺️

[@fortunatebabygirl8812]

AMEN

[@missqt48]

This woman ,born in the Americans, but an African at heart, is stunning! I had to pause the first 10 seconds and just take in her beauty. Her outfit is everything 😍😍 her hairstyle is on fleek! Sis is glowing ✨ kissed by the African sun.

[@keyski100]

Facts!!!💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥✨✨✨

[@kongomon2]

@Japhya you are really Japheth offspring, your heart speaks.

[@kajokolewani7400]

Queen Africa!!! Organize just come to build Africa. Come NOW!!! We love you!! Come without delay!!

[@tanettacaleb7767]

Love this! In the Diaspora, this is the energy we need-positive. We can all love from each other. I am so tired of people nit picking and fighting when all black people have/ and still fighting white supremacy. Great interview.

[@tanettacaleb7767]

We can all learn from each other.

[@lindywinthrop8260]

White supremacy? You mean you're fighting black self hatred and hatred of each other.

[@Dijani]

I am moving to Africa very soon.

[@MrOmar1320]

This is really inspiring talk about a journey of a Beautiful sister from my block, Oakland.

[@royalranger4076]

West coast black people are the best bruh when it comes too the upliftment of Africa and i know personally cause i have traveled all over the U.S.A. and it is from the San Francisco and Oakland,California that i took my first journey too mother Africa.

[@IgorValledeMadzou]

Amen! 😊

[@lilierichar]

You are so beautiful. I’m Jamaican and live in Wisconsin. I am waiting so patiently to visit. I love your intelligence. Respect and one love.

[@KOBENGDARKO]

I love her wisdom. Thank you

[@suzannebooth5196]

Thanks for interviewing this beautiful young lady she is truly a queen

[@michelewest6240]

This beautiful Sister is so aware and knowedgeable, she's amazing.

[@belindagrimes2418]

Great knowledge, wisdom and insight into expressing African American politics and culture. Continued success Queen! So inspiring!!! 👑🙏⭐

[@abdulsharif6541]

Her story (Bio) is very inspirational...indeed "ASE'"

[@Ashanti_flower24]

That’s not how you use “ase”

[@melokulelekankumalo3402]

@@Ashanti_flower24 Perhaps this will assist. Let's spread the word and teach. Asè is pronounced "ah-shay"; also spelled ashe. West African, Yoruba words have mupltiple meanings: Asè is generally defined as "the power to make things happen" or “so let it be” and also refers to the spiritual life force that flows through things. Ma'at Hotep Ase'🇬🇼 UKULWA 🇰🇪👍🏿

[@melokulelekankumalo3402]

Thank you for adopting and executing the Alkebulani culture. Perhaps this will assist. Let's spread the word and teach each other. Asè is pronounced "ah-shay"; also spelled ashe. West African, Yoruba words have mupltiple meanings: Asè is generally defined as "the power to make things happen" or “so let it be” and also refers to the spiritual life force that flows through things. Ma'at Hotep Ase'🇬🇼 UKULWA 🇰🇪👍🏿

[@oceanlover1318]

I’m from Berkeley which is next to Oakland and am glad this Sistah is living in the light. She is naturally rich because of it. So glad that she exposed the truth about Biden/Harris to the Motherland and can then can come home and tell the community about the beauty of Africa.

[@kennethsecrease3181]

East Oakland in the buildin

[@cocobutterchin6768]

Leave Politicians Out Of Here. Always Blaming Politicians For Y'all Setback. We African Living In America Don't Blame Anyone For Not Going Well In America

[@Mkym365]

Sending Love & Light from Nigeria ❤️❤️🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@bcaiqs]

She truly is a goddess ! This is a woke woman . Great interview. I’m so glad to have a woman like this in my homeland to be a role model to our young women .

[@rooticalmakonalionofficial4272]

As a born African of the same generation watching this awesome interview at the Bart Station on 12th Street and Broadway in Oakland, Cali., I definitely feel the special connection to our sister’s inspiring testimony. She is a walking miracle of true inspiration that only our Ancestors hand picked to specially represent and testify on our behalf as Africans living in America and the Diaspora as a whole. Much Love and appreciation to Sister Iminah and you our sister Dentaa.

[@Shalom7end]

Grace and peace. The only fact that this daughter of Zion is speaking is about the colors in her dress. We in the diaspora are not Africans, we are Hebrew Israelites. The Most High god made it clear, not to have confidence in Africans. Africans owe the so called Afro Americans, Aka Hebrew Israelites, reparations for their part selling our forefathers into slavery. Let's see what the Most High god says: Ezekiel 33:15 [15]If the wicked restore the pledge, give again that he had robbed, walk in the statutes of life, without committing iniquity; he shall surely live, he shall not die. Africans are leading the blind and deaf Israelites down a path of destruction. They are now introducing them to Kemeticism, idolotry, and sorcery. Egypt was destroyed for choosing satanic knowledge over the god of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob divine knowledge. Isaiah 19:1-5 [1]The burden of Egypt. Behold, the LORD rideth upon a swift cloud, and shall come into Egypt: and the idols of Egypt shall be moved at his presence, and the heart of Egypt shall melt in the midst of it. [2]And I will set the Egyptians against the Egyptians: and they shall fight every one against his brother, and every one against his neighbour; city against city, and kingdom against kingdom. [3]And the spirit of Egypt shall fail in the midst thereof; and I will destroy the counsel thereof: and they shall seek to the idols, and to the charmers, and to them that have familiar spirits, and to the wizards. [4]And the Egyptians will I give over into the hand of a cruel lord; and a fierce king shall rule over them, saith the Lord, the LORD of hosts. [5]And the waters shall fail from the sea, and the river shall be wasted and dried up. If Africans have any part in blocking.the heavenly kingdom knowledge from Israel, they will once again deal with the dreadful god of Israel. The so called Afro Americans, are the apple of god's eye. Repent, seek Christ, and live by the fruit of the spirit. Gal. 5:22-23

[@mariely6747]

@@Shalom7end You are in denial, i think you are falsely claiming belonging to Israelites for reason of superiority complexe, you think you cannot be African you must be from the Hebrew descent, wake up from it your denial of the fact that you are Africans as for the history is concern all black are from Africa and you dont have to be ashamed of it. The Israelites are still spread all over Africa still today. Fulanis and Ethiopians are believed to be descendants from the 12 tribes.

[@Elias_Truth]

@@mariely6747 yes they have extreme insecurities and self hate. It’s honestly sad!!

[@Iam_MJ876]

Much respect 🇯🇲❤🇧🇴

[@carralumsden8853]

She is lovely, has a lovely mindset and demeanour. My aunty just said she reminds her of me, which I certainly accept with grace. I maintain contact with family and friends in Africa and they're truly enjoying the hot weather amongst other things. Great interview! Peace and Blissings

[@mariposamarshall9773]

BORN AGAIN AFRICAN- luv it!!!!

[@theregulator3368]

I don't know this sister before and can't believe i listened to whole interview, she's amazing woman and her coming to Africa sounds like it was always her destiny. I Love her and will look for her music.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

This lady is beautiful and poise .

[@fliplidz2609]

ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS ❤️!

[@QueenBee-so7rt]

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!! Keep going my sistar.

[@zachmaselle6635]

Eloquent, witty, knowledgeable and inspiring. It strikes fear in some people. Amazing interview.

[@eunicebruce6717]

I am so happy for u my sister wish i was there in the mother land too u are so beautiful give thanks u made your way back home ❤💚💛💯 love from Guyana South America

[@jamesosei6888]

Just two beautiful sisters having a beautiful and intelligent conversation. Loved it!

[@elizabethtamufor3743]

wonderful testimony of a born again African embracing Africa heritage culture and development. Impressive achievement revealed for all humanity 💖 ly. 🎁🌟🤴🎉👏

[@AfricanEmpress01]

I love the ladies print. More importantly, I love her speaking on her experiences and viewpoints. Reminds me of alot of people I know. Refreshing to hear other talking topics. Though I was born and raised in a major city, I have never taken on the 'city girl' title or role. Just not my kind of thing tbh. City girls these days is different to that of city girls in my day. Peace

[@SuperChannel777]

My beautiful Sister is breaking it down! Your words are wise and real. Thank you for repping us well!! We are forwarding home from these streets of hell. We are reconnecting what was broken and reclaiming what was stolen.

[@janicejennifer9861]

Thank you beautiful Adenta for this beautiful conversation. This sister said everything I live and feel about both America and Ghana/Africa. I love to see my brothers and sisters from the diaspora enjoy Ghana and Africa as a whole but we must be transparent and also talk about the overwhelming percentage of Ghanians are unemployed and living below poverty with our schools literally not functioning properly…. #FIXTHECOUNTRY

[@francisyeboah8697]

Be Conscious as African woman, we are not doing politics here .

[@morvenrichardson3215]

Eloquent, love this interview. Excellent!!!!

[@MsEast8]

Best guest ever. ❤ her spirit and warmth.

[@estheroppong4782]

I love her outfit!!!

[@spirittraveller7411]

Captivating! Mesmerizing! Ase!🏔

[@internalsunshine2573]

What a wonderful interview I feel her on so many levels much love to both of you beautiful queens many blessings moving forward ❤️❤️❤️

[@Bhebe40]

Wow, 2 beautiful African Queens chopping it up, much love from London 🙂🙂

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXzci2Bvfpt-mLs🙏k

[@abdulsharif6541]

I Am an unapologetic "Born Again Afrikan" Afrika and our Afro Diaspora will be elevated before the end of this decade (2020-2030) #Umoja_wa_Afrika2030

[@SoLNaTaL555]

Ashe O!!!

[@marybrown7815]

Africa is Heaven so beautiful so peaceful what more to want

[@stanleyglover5534]

Knowledge , skill and awareness. Enlightening just listening to the two mellifluous voices . 👂

[@augustineaddison7583]

A great inspiration.

[@kingofhearts1072]

Ache'!!!!! I see she's rockin her Ilekes too!!! Do it Sis!!!!

[@abdulsharif6541]

Salute to her "She Is absolutely ON CODE" While Afro Americans are living in the United States of America... Afro Americans must vote for the Candidates that will commit to produce the policies, bills, executive orders, etc. that will provide the tangible needs and interests specifically for our Afro American community in exchange for our specific Afro American Vote...Or No Afro American Vote..

[@patriciafacey9141]

Awesome interview. Love her outfit 😍 😍😍🔥🔥🔥

[@rickg.188]

Proud to claim her as Town raised!!

[@Maelani_mymelode]

Beautiful interview! I can't wait to bring my family to Africa. This beautiful born again African spoke nothing but the truth! We need to get unlearn the lies. I have been studying now over eight years. I am so happy that I have broke free from American way of thinking. I love this video. Thank you for everything you said! Great video!

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

God saved her for a reason. God bless you all

[@DrJiles-gm8ks]

Absolutely. Amen

[@marybrown7815]

Yes they lied to us about Africa and thank god for the teaching of my husband he woke me up 30 yrs ago about the truth and we’re on our way in returning to the motherland and I can’t wait to get out of the states because we black ppl r truly going threw some hateful things her

[@kromahj]

Nobody lie, most black Americans don't just like to explore the world

[@mylesmills9666]

Great Interview …. she a smart woman

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXzci2Bvfpt-mLs🙏k

[@Star1783AA]

@Myles Mill. My dear if you want contact please contact @ Dentaa the You Tuber her self.

[@WonderWoman-so4mk]

Love her, great interview 👸🏽👸🏽

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXzci2Bvfpt-mLs🙏k

[@victoriabrown514]

Girl you are good. You have done an excellent job sharing the experiences of Black People in America.

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

Wooo beautiful melanin Queens having a conversation👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💯💯💯👈🏿

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

I feel honored to be part of the tapestry of Africa. ✊🏿

[@kajokolewani7400]

Born again Africa!!!!!!! Looks like the greatest of all declaration. i love you so much. Push on hard!!! We need More of your type!!! African men can't save Africa. They are afraid. The enemy is killing them everywhere arround the World. They ae not UNITED, they are not good politician. Áfrican queens rise up NOW. It is your Time. The creator Is with you. No More fear. Viva Africa.

[@carolmcclendon2904]

SAD TO KNOW THEY ARE AFRAID BUT GOOD TO KNOW THIS UNITED WE CAN CONQUER ANYTHING.WE ARE YOU PARTNERS IN LIFE .

[@KuttyJoe]

I'm going to be doing one of these interviews soon. LOL. I'm in Accra now for the first time in my life.

[@siandraobat2656]

First this is an amazing interview. Second I LOOVE the style of the outfit. Her story is TRUTH..thank you for your honesty about our culture. Its a story too familiar for many of African-Americans. Well spoken and educated. Enjoy your journey dear...its beautiful.

[@hopemckenzie3502]

Her parents thought her well...African first! One Love, One ❤ 4m Jamaica 🇯🇲😍

[@abby-a]

Dentaa please keep doing what you are doing i love you and the videos that you put out on this channel it is very inspirational

[@sankofastephannarteytsenue5674]

I like that, "a Born Again African". Wow, Powerful, beautiful.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

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[@nathanmanu6075]

Interesting and insightful video.. Really enjoyed it!!!

[@ingridh.macgregor2043]

Well done Iya... right behind you

[@TonnyOkello]

A very knowledgeable sister! I could listen to her all day.

[@crystalo1561]

Wow this is SOOOOOO BEAUTIFUL! Two amazingly beautiful women sharing there very different history. I am totally subscribed! We NEED Africa to embrace us like this. We diasporas NEED that 💕 LOVE!

[@sistaluv1357]

Thank you for such an informative message. I absolutely appreciate you both visiting with us.🌷🌷🌷

[@00788]

I know this sister from Atlanta! Go head Queen I love seeing this!

[@00788]

Ifa is straight spiritual science on a high level Sister on it! Now Ghana got that Akan very deep!

[@muchit3629]

WOW WOW. Thanks for prodding her to say a little more about her trauma. INDEED there is redemption. You can never know what others have experienced without hearing it from them. Here i am an African sitting in Michigan falling in love with her outfit. This sister has seen a lot. BMF that she referenced was a multi billionaire operation of black drug dealers which was started by two brothers and associates from Detroit and set up their operations in Atlanta. They were super rich and loved to show off their wealth but as always happens were brought down by the Feds. And she was involved in strip clubs and all the decadence that comes with it. She has been through the fire. BRAVO sister for your strong spirit. You are indeed a winner in the game of life. Much love to both of you sisters.

[@novellajappour8409]

Dentaa, you did it again, what a wonderful interview I really enjoyed the guess you had on today she reminds me so much of me. I could really relate to her. Please send me her name and how I can get her music. Can't hear that well right now 83 hahaha. I love you and I love your show. Be blessed

[@tayfactorvideos]

Oakland California 📍to Ghana 🇬🇭we see you Sista 😌🥰

[@imdinma9826]

This was absolutely Amazing and i loved watching it. Love from Biafra

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you so much!!

[@judechizoba9216]

All hail Biafra!

[@romethepacifist3222]

Wow, as a born African, my born again African sis is probably more African than us continentals lol. That outfit should be trademarked before the nock off made in China version hit the shelves lol.

[@flimcomedy7667]

More African then us 😂😂 U S military tells her to boom Ghana guess what she has an alliance to the United States. I hope you evuate your family before she drops it.

[@aurorafeliciano3202]

Odana chennel, One of my favourits🙌 clear and interesting interview welcome back to Ghana lady😍

[@radiantrenee406]

These two beautiful ladies are a blessing. I love this dialog they are having. It's so enlightening. We need more of this. Good job ladies. I love the lady in white attire, she is slaying everything...hair, make up, conversation all on point.

[@dadoboye1536]

Brilliant interview…

[@johnlasker2294]

Conscious beautiful ladies i salute you

[@theblackgoddess9427]

These two beautiful Queens are just vibing of each other, you can see the authentic respect and love , amazing interview

[@baturaotara3064]

Proud of you Queen.

[@berhanuyoussouf6674]

Oak city I used to live in lake Merritt area back in the 80s fresh from Ethiopia.

[@quitefrankly6815]

Beautiful story and transformation.

[@omifunkemccloud3362]

Ashe O@ Amazing interview with a beautiful goddess indeed. Dentaa, great job as always. 👍🏿❤🙏🏿

[@KuttyJoe]

She talks about how we've lost our identity. I always kind of felt some type of way about that most of my adult life but after I came to Ghana, my understanding of what that means is very different. People explained to me that their family names identify their language, their tribe, and the region where they come from. But we are the proverbial tree without roots. If we had retained our true names, I could go to the region of my actual ancestor because the name identifies the region. But because my name is completely and utterly made up and meaningless, I have been completely separated from my true culture and history. It was a diabolical and disgusting thing for them to do to us. And now we are forever nationless. If we still had our true names, would not Africans acknowledge us in a completely different way? With true names, we would never think of ourselves as something "different" than Africans and they would feel the same. So stripping us of our name harmed us in ways that we African Americans don't understand without knowing the power and value of a true name.

[@kwamek1877]

There is something unique about her but I can't figure it out. I know she articulate very well but there is more about her.

[@DrJiles-gm8ks]

Totally agree.

[@smileylady485]

True. She is proud of who she is...that she's African

[@vernmartin7660]

This is on point. Yes thank you goddess.

[@ODANANETWORK]

You are so welcome

[@vernmartin7660]

@@ODANANETWORK yes it's like relighting a fire in me that never really died but was a silent storm. Beautiful.

[@samuelbray45]

She’s very beautiful

[@emekashepherd1633]

I just love this.

[@starlightbutterfly180]

Thank you for your wisdom, clarity and commitment

[@novletmills9244]

Born in America or elsewhere still is an African. Song, no matter where we are from as long as you are a Blaque (Black) woman or man you’re African. A butterfly from Africa taken to America didn’t become a fowl. It remains a butterfly.

[@ephecarrey5177]

Wow , speechless

[@philipfaisal2657]

More love and respect to you queen of your journey back to the source, of our foundation , your inheritance and Devine gift of kush the land of the black skin melanin people, today known as Mama Afrika.

[@worldtraveler2417]

Two beautiful talented African Queens embracing their heritage and culture. Queen Iminah has a long track record that demonstrates how she embraces her Africaness as depicted in her music, her dance, her African spirituality, last but not least how she passionately speaks about her African roots…. as shown in her U-tube videos. The beautiful Ghanaian host did an an excellent job interviewing Queen Iminah.

[@vernonliburd6072]

This is an amazing interview

[@shakespearenartey4959]

Excellent interview.