Queen Yaa Asantewaa (Powerful Women in African History: Episode 3)

Breaking down the powerful Ashanti Queen Mother and the impact that she made on the women of Africa.

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Thank you to Nana Yaa Asantewa² Asè and P.E.A.C.E

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So much power!!! Both the Protagonist and the Storyteller. Light, love and lifr African child. Can't get enought of your teachings. Thanks to the African soil for you.

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Girl Boss you know your history 🤙🏿🤙🏿🤙🏿

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I am Soo proud to be a direct descendant of Yaa Asantwaa 🙏🙏

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You should check out Queen Amina of Zaria (present day Northern Nigeria) who lived in the 16th century. She led thousands of men to war on horseback and decimated the best warriors any town could provide. She never lost a battle, and it was reported of her that she had no time for marriage as she devoted her life to warfare and leadership. The men she spent the night with, she would kill in the morning before moving on to the next battle. She was well feared.

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The Netflix movie was amazing and inspiring. Honored to have seen the movie.

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@@casadecrimsonqueen4157 yes, but it didn't really do her justice. They was a lot more about her that was left out.

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Oh I know she is one of my ancestors as well. Perhaps why I'm a fighting ad I come from a line of warriors. I wish they would do one on Nanny the Maroon as well.

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