It was America All The Way UNTIL... What REALLY Happened ?????

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Walla Elsheikh (Boateng) is the Co-Founder and CEO of Birthright AFRICA which is committed to providing a free educational trip to Africa for all youth and young adults of African descent in the US. Formed in 2015 by co-founder Diallo Shabazz, Birthright AFRICA’s heritage-based leadership program inspires scholars to draw pride, confidence, and creativity from their cultural roots and legacy of innovation in the U.S. and Africa.
Since 2015, Birthright AFRICA has been committed to providing a free educational trip to Africa for every youth and young adult of African descent ages 13 - 30 in the United States. With our Education Partners-high schools, colleges, and community-based organizations-61 scholars of African descent have received their birthright to explore the resilience and brilliance of their heritage locally, nationally, and across the African continent.
She has over 16 years of management and leadership experience in both the private and public sectors and has spent the last 10 years supporting various college and career readiness initiatives in both the K-12 and Post-secondary education spaces that prepare students with skills required in the 21st-century global economy.
Walla has served as an interim executive director, program director, internship coordinator, and strategic consultant to small and large educational non-profits in NYC and Washington, D.C.
She received her MBA in strategic management and social entrepreneurship from Indiana University after working as a Financial Associate at Goldman Sachs & Co. Walla participated in both the Education Pioneers and Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT) Fellowships and was selected as one of the Most Influential People of African descent (MIPAD) in 2018.
She was born in Sudan and raised there as well as in Sweden and Uganda, and New York City. Walla is married and currently lives between the United States and Ghana.
This episode of the DIASPORA TRanSITION, Shares her story, howIt was America All The Way UNTIL... What REALLY Happened ? Her vision behind Birthright AFRICA etc..
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[@ODANANETWORK]

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[@tonyadj6994]

THE MOST HIGH GOD SAID THAT HE WILL BRING HIS PEOPLE HOME FROM THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE WORLD......THANK YOU FAMILY......

[@luedch8460]

Ladies! The beautiful colours of your clothes is distracting me from listening to this so informative interview. I enjoying sewing with this style of material and you two looks beautiful! I really like to see natural hair styles it only adds to show pride in our own beauty. Congratulations this is a lovely interview ❤️🇧🇷

[@Aku_Mula]

Beautiful interview 👌🏾. Although I knew by background (Ghana/Togo), I did my ancestry DNA test too. Yes, historically, our people moved around. I am 100% West African per the report because I'm a bit of every West African Country. This knowledge helps us forge deeper connections with more people. We NEED to know, as black people, we are more connected than different. Kudos to the sister. 👏🏾

[@dna791]

To all African-Americans who are debating whether to leave America. Think about the Black American issues such as 1. The micro and macro racism by whites and other groups. 2. The police violence against Blacks. 3. The prison and justice system towards Blacks. 4. The new high rates of Black suicide. 5. The excessive gun violence by white AND BLACK folk. 6. The genetically modified foods. 7. The new narcissism and selfishness through media. 8. The crumbling education system......I can go on and on.

[@boomboombaby9140]

Africans say Africans have a harder time traveling to other countries in Africa but other races or light skin people have it easier.

[@swimmingmantis22]

Just be objective and realistic is all.

[@growden100]

These are the reasons my sister and I will take our first Tour in 2023; God willing. We are just turning 60 and we are just TIRED and HEARTBROKEN at witnessing over 50 years of blks in America experiencing all things negative. Including workplace racism, lack of raises, promotions etc. I want to step on the Continent before I die. I pray TMH grant me some grace and blessings to make the trip. 🙏🏽 I have the HIGHEST RESPECT for the African people and the Continent. I want to retire somewhere in Africa and enjoy the ocean.

[@dr.jlanye5676]

What about retired African American senior citizens who desperately need to learn and experience mother Africa before we depart this earth. I would love to connect with history and possibly leave the US permanently. I am tired of overt racism and daily violence. Please help me come home.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Please contact Birthright Africa..We are sure they have something for all demographics

[@carsandrajones7596]

SAVE YOUR MONEY FOLKS AND GO.

[@jakebaba2149]

There could be a Seniors version of the version for youngsters to serve our seniors who want to do the birthright trip to Africa.

[@ShayTBD]

Pitch a 30+ Buy1Get1 option to the org - Pay thrice traditional scholar fees to travel as an "Elder/Mentor-Chaperone" - This pays for an unfunded scholar, yourself & supports the org - What do you think?

[@kwameaboagye121]

Ase o Ase

[@frederickjonesel1942]

When the guest....My Sudanese-American Sister brought this show host back down to reality and gave her a dose of the real uncomfortable truths, that many of these West Africans don't want to face. Yeah that part starting about 9:52 & going til about11:53 Honors to my Sudanese-American Sister for telling it like it truly is & not how people want it to be.

[@samuelasante1964]

Wow 2 beautiful and smart African women.

[@dadoboye1536]

Your guest is brilliant and very knowledgeable.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Very

[@sankofastephannarteytsenue5674]

My doctor in the US (Virginia) is called Ware and I told him of the Ware's of the Ashanti's of Ghana. Even, a classmate of mine called Ware. I'm from Ghana currently in the US (Texas)

[@sistaluv1357]

This is so exciting to experience. To imagine. Thanks for sharing.💐

[@samuelweah2596]

Hi Dentaa I have been watching and messaging you for a long time that I have 45 plots of land that am looking for investors to help build my real estate but I have had no response from you so am hoping this time you will if possible. Thank you regards uncle Sam from Manchester United Kingdom 🇬🇧 🙏 💙

[@ODANANETWORK]

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[@charlesakan-man7859]

Beautiful African Queens . Smart and articulate. Great conversation. 👍 👌 👍

[@AtosKitchen]

There is no other host/interviewer that I listen to with more attention, than Lady Denta! Love the discussion and the wardrobe! Now waiting for next week! Medaase Paa.

[@shadrackampomah7570]

I think the DNA testing is one of the issues that Africa and the diaspora needs to do away with in order to help facilitate the UNITY OF THE CONTINENT. If you look at the map of Africa between 1600s-1700s, you would see Africa was sparsely divided, until the huge division happened during the Berlin Conference or the 'scramble for Africa' by the Europeans. Many artificial boundaries were created for their own selfish reasons. We should work to reunite rather than further divide ourselves with the colonial footprints of the Europeans and DNA testing. Perhaps it may be done for the purpose of knowing but such identities should be held a little loosely because for Africa to exude any realistic global influence economically, socially and militarily, the only currency to afford that is UNITY. Awesome interview though. Keep it up!

[@quietstorm677]

Love this video. There should always be a connection

[@reginaldgreene6092]

BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL 🤩

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@lucyabugre763]

Thank you ladies for the information and you all are so beautiful in Ghana wear 👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️👍

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@nanakwadwo3413]

Great interview 👌🏾. This education is invaluable and life transforming. Keep-up with the good work @Birthright. Many thanks Dentaa for another insight ful masterpiece

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you so much

[@sharonallen3957]

I am a former teacher in the US. How can I be a part of Birthright Africa ? I would love to volunteer in anyway possible.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Please contact Birthright Africa

[@mykelsackey8034]

How? Where?

[@avrahamyoel7039]

Love this, ladies! You're both killing it! Kudos!

[@ADYA22457]

Fantastic, fantastic interview! I enjoyed it thoroughly. I am so excited about what the diaspora is doing and Africans on a whole. It gives me so much joy and hope in the future of my people. I am thankful to all the participators who sees the vision for a Greater Africa and are contributors also. Thank You All!

[@chrisd9608]

This is a fantastic initiative, I believe if a go-fund-me is set up to help facilitate funding the program, most of us would be glad to chip in to help move this laudable agenda forward. Thank you, Mrs. Boateng for your dedication to this wonderful coarse and thank you Danta, for yet another masterpiece; keep up the excellent work. Thank you

[@ODANANETWORK]

Much appreciated!

[@jojosparks2684]

Wooow dope...... Im JoJo in Ghana and a Ghanaian, i will like to help volunteering anyway I can so jxt in case u looking for people link me up. Don't worry i have more than enuf to eat and can take care of myself not interested in your money ...........lol

[@niiamu3300]

Europeans, Chinese, Indians, Lebanese, etc are all in Africa. Black people should also have connection to the African continent.

[@dineomocoach]

I love the attire. Elegant 💕

[@reginamunroe2661]

Great guest! I soooo would love to meet her one day. 😃

[@MsEast8]

Amazing, Amazing AMAZING!!!

[@GettingItDone59]

Such a great story, I love it👍. Thanks for bringing us such a great story.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thanks for listening

[@christabelokonta9645]

She is amazing

[@growden100]

I definitely want to know my lineage, even tho I know I am African descent and Happy about it☺️

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

Where are you located now ?

[@arlinenivens997]

You ladies are so pretty

[@rubyampon8797]

I have just subscrib to birthright Africa.

[@NanaKNOwusu]

Thank you for this excellent initiative - birthright Africa. It is transformative.

[@ODANANETWORK]

It sure is

[@infronttv4271]

Great interview

[@sasbridgecloserstudent]

Another great interview!

[@azab1042]

Amazing interview

[@manlynash6302]

Wow. Seriously words fail me to even try to utter a few words to describe what am feeling right now about Birth Right Africa. Yes The Most High Yahuah promised to ''gather the dispersed of Judah from the four corners of the earth '' : (Isaiah 11:12): . And trust me Yahushua H'mashiach has already began ' the Gathering ''. I am a Ghanaian living in London but my ancestors are calling me home to Ghana. This is the way to go and am definitely going to be a part of this movement come hell or high water. I can see clearly avenues for collaboration and investing into whole project. I am game, am in.

[@samright4305]

Yall look so beautiful and vibrant

[@SelfReflective]

When your goals align 100% with David Duke's maybe you should ask yourself whether you have the wrong idea.

[@josephgyamfi2856]

I think the DNA is not important, reason is when our ancestors were forcefully taken away, there was no Present day Ghana or Nigeria until 1884 when they mischievously divided the continent, also due to constant war and people running away from the kidnappers, my great great great… grandmother or father may have ended up in what is now Ivory Coast, Togo or Sierra Leon. So to me, it doesn’t matter what your DNA points to, just pick where in Africa, especially West Africa that you will feel comfortable and stay or do whatever you want.

[@kofiacheampong5839]

Very thoughtful! Hands up to u

[@swimmingmantis22]

Our people think too fragmented In this way. We have to see Africa as a house you own, nobody can say only one room or closet is yours. Once you place your foot down it’s all yours!

[@dadoboye1536]

@Joseph…brilliant comment. I’ve been saying this for years that AAs and diasporans shouldn’t spend money to find out the obvious. Africa borders are totally artificial and your ancestors could’ve really come from anywhere in West or Central Africa. Pick a country in Africa that fits your lifestyle and stay.

[@michellew4737]

So African leaders didn’t play a part in slavery?! You’re delusional! They sold us to the white man. Stop pushing lies.

[@afrakanaswahilitv5520]

True. So long as you are black, anywhere in Afrika is your home(Peter Tosh). Internal migration in Afrika was the thing of the day. My fore father's were in Misri(Egypt) and others from Southern Cameroon, upper Niger Congo and later we settled around Mt. Masaba along the British created boundary between Kenya and Uganda. Part of my relatives and cousins are in Uganda and others in Kenya. President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya put it rightly where the vice president of Kenya, Moody Awori was a resident of Kenya and his sibling (J. Awori) was a minister of state in the office of the President in Uganda. My cousin was a foreign affairs minister and another one was the Attorney general in Uganda while part of the other family is in Kenya. Colonial borders must be removed. "Waafrika tuko pamoja milele daima."

[@kwameaboagye121]

It’s not our faults what happened to our kings and queens four hundred years ago, because we suffered the most unjustly acts against our humanities Africans. We had our names stripped from us. We had our own thoughts and practices stripped from us. We were so inferior against our African selves entirely. Now we know that we were brought into other’s land to be enslaved. Africans am more than satisfied we are having links with our mama land and it can be any of our fifty four countries in our mama land to visit or relocate. For me Timbuktu Addis Ababa and Accra all the way! When I landed in Accra forty two years ago, I was expecting Tarzan and famine. Not only I didn’t see it but I knew that these demons try to manipulate me but it didn’t bother me one bit that I was coming home for the first time in my life. Ase o Ase.

[@dna791]

Speaking of BIRTHRIGHT, Big up DIALLO SUMBRY who started a BirthRight program about 8 years ago to Africa and spearheaded THE YEAR OF RETURN in 2019! Great interview!

[@ODANANETWORK]

Stay tuned!! We’ve got DIALLO’s interview coming up next.. Such a great soul

[@missypooh1109]

Yay!!! Thank you Dentaa for having Dialo on your show. I hope he will interview you on his show too.!! I'm so excited!!

[@blessedAfrikan217]

She need to leave that part about anyone. This is about Africans (melanated people).

[@anubis6861]

She’s so Igbo damn. How she don’t know that? She looks so Igbo

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

She looks more Ghanaian 🇬🇭👌🏽✔️and not Igbo.

[@andiamass1198]

Hi sister D, I've question for you concerning Ytuber coming to ghana and ghanaian Ytuber if they are paying taxes to the ghana 🇬🇭 government for the money they are earning.Pls let me know as everyone is paying tax in worldwide.

[@niiamu3300]

About 120 years ago there was no Ghana, Nigeria, Togo, etc. Europeans created the current boarders in Africa. Yes, there were Kingdoms before the Europeans arrived. DNA pointing to a country which is less than 100 years is not right. Pointing to an ethnic group is better. Note, ethnic groups go beyond the current boarders.

[@therealmrmaximus]

How is DNA going to be able to isolate to an ethnic group when dozens of such groups are mixing overs hundreds of years?

[@niiamu3300]

@@therealmrmaximus, It is not needed. You look African you are an African.

[@therealmrmaximus]

@@niiamu3300 Let me rephrase my response. You indicated DNA pointing to a country is not right, and I'm saying it is OK for the following reason: Those Africans in the diaspora are heterogeneous so what you see in their DNA is representive of their ethnic mix over hundreds of years across many geographic regions. Remember the DNA scientists do not have samples from 5000 years ago to use as a baseline. They are comparing my DNA with modern day samples from those they consider to be homogeneous. DNA cannot distinguish between the Akan, Ewe, Hausa, Jibu, or Ebu only people can.

[@fredkofiodoom5499]

Go and learn your history well Ghana existed long along in old Mali empire Timbuktu. Please stop spreading false information .

[@niiamu3300]

@@fredkofiodoom5499, Present territory of Ghana was not called Ghana. The ancient Gana was not at the present location of the country called Ghana.

[@ngonea]

My prayer your not taking the JAB

[@ibcntvirahyahbroadcasts4607]

Hello Sister, I am an African American female and I want to know if it's possible to get your show on my network? I am on Roku and I want to put a category for Africa Entanglement, so if you can please contact me and let me know when we can have a conversation regarding exploring your show on our Channel, I think it will be beneficial to our people here and entertaining, so hope to hear from you soon!

[@gibson2675]

African Americans and police oh yer

[@ask_why000]

But are you showing scholars all of Africa - from the village to the city? And with regard to the application process is there any consider that the higher the bar to meet the standard for the mission trip the more low income people will be left out of the process.

[@stallion7012]

I love that THICK DARK CHOCOLATE 🍫 GIRL!

[@mustaphacamara130]

What did you love about her?

[@darnelljames2125AfricaInsights]

African American and many African diasporas birth home rights is in north east Africa Israel.

[@frederickjonesel1942]

I like the Odana Network....This is a good channel! But I must say that we as so-called "African Americans" are NOT African!!!! And I wish that people would stop propagating that in 2022. Our connection to Africa ended during the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade & the Slavery Era of Time.....Which the Slavery Era of Time here in the USA made us a new lineage here in the USA....Which that lineage is #ADOS (American Descendants of Slavery) That's who we are now....That is our tribe!!! We are emphatically NOT African!!!! That is over with!!! We are 500 years dis-connected from Africa!!! So again, we are NOT Africans!!! And you are Weird 🤡if you are still calling us "Africans" in 2022 🤣 And I wish that you people would stop playing that "You're an African" game with our people just to promote tourism in Africa & other schemes to try to extract finance out of our people! Knowing that you do not really care for us or our people. SMH. Africa gave up the right to claim us when they sold our ancestors to the European Slavers. We are AMERICAN now!!! More than 500 years in the making!!! THE AMERICAN DESCENDANTS OF SLAVERY. Period. You people need to STOP with the FRAUDING & GASLIGHTING!!!

[@py20]

No one is FORCING you to visit Africa or be African! You can enjoy your great life as an American while respecting the right of others to decide for themselves who they are and where they want to visit or live.

[@frederickjonesel1942]

@@py20 Read my comment again!!! I NEVER said nor am I saying that anyone is forcing us to be "African" What I said and what I am saying is that certain ones need to stop propagating the "We/You Are African" Myth in 2022 just to promote tourism and other schemes to our people....When there is no real meaningful connection....Political or otherwise in 2022 between our people here in the USA and the West African Nations that sold our ancestors to the European Slavers to begin with.....And that's the truth of the matter. And I do respect the right of others to decide for themselves where they want to visit and or live. But what I don't respect is the dishonesty & the gas lighting coming from Africans who DON'T really care for our people & only promote tourism and/or this return to Africa propaganda & bullsh*t, that is NOT based on real political bonds & trade relationships but instead is only based on how much finance can be extracted from us. And speaking of "Nationality" & "Identity" one doesn't get to just decide who they are....When history and the world at large has already determined that. If you're a so-called "Black American" then you are a "Black American" and if you are a "Ghanaian" then you are a "Ghanaian" I just can't wake up tomorrow morning and decide that I want to be "Ghanaian" & vice versa. SMFH. What a joke! You people are a JOKE!!! As if ones don't know who is a true "Ghanaian" or not and/or who is a true foundational so-called "Black American" & who is not. Stop this charade!!!!! You people are a disgrace.

[@py20]

@@frederickjonesel1942 Bro, given how you feel about Africans, why bother to listen to channels that discuss matters of interest to Africans? Aren't you better off staying away completely from sources given to "dishonesty and gaslighting"? Btw, I hope I've not offended you by calling you brother. If I have, please forgive this proud African.

[@kongomon2]

If a sheep that is born in a pig pen, becomes a pig, then your argument will make sense !

[@mustaphacamara130]

Frederick Jones, why are you even in this channel? Go and listen to Tariq, Candance Owens or some of those crazy so called Hebrew Israelites preaching hate on the street corners.