Why every African American has to VISIT Ghana (Year of Return)

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Georgia State Trooper Faces Felony Murder Charges In Traffic Stop Shooting August 17, 20204:33 PM ET Brakkton Booker at NPR headquarters in Washington, D.C., November 7, 2018. (photo by Allison Shelley) BRAKKTON BOOKER Twitter Former state Trooper Jacob Gordon Thompson has been charged with felony murder and aggravated assault in the killing of Julian Edward Roosevelt Lewis, a 60-year-old Black man. Georgia Department of Public Safety via AP/AP A former Georgia state trooper is facing felony murder and aggravated assault charges after he allegedly shot and killed a 60-year-old Black man during a traffic stop this month. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced Friday that Jacob Gordon Thompson, 27, was to be booked in the Screven County Jail in connection with an officer-involved shooting on Aug. 7 that resulted in the death of Julian Edward Roosevelt Lewis. The agency also announced that the investigation is ongoing and that Thompson had been terminated from the Department of Public Safety, Georgia State Patrol. In a separate media release, the Georgia State Patrol said Thompson, who is white and had been a state trooper since 2013, was fired Friday due to his "negligence or inefficiency in performing assigned duties; or commission of a felony." According to the bureau's preliminary findings, Thompson attempted to stop Lewis, who was driving a Nissan Sentra, over a traffic offense. "The car refused to stop and led the trooper on a brief chase down several county roads," the Georgia Bureau of Investigation said. "The trooper initiated a Precision Intervention Technique (PIT) and the car came to a stop in the ditch." At some point Thompson fired a single round, according to the bureau, and Lewis was pronounced dead at the scene. The trooper was not hurt, officials said. Other high-profile killings of Black men in Georgia The charges against Thompson come as calls to end to systemic racism and police brutality against communities of color have led to months-long national protests following the death of George Floyd on Memorial Day. Floyd, a Black man, was killed when a white Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck for several minutes. Georgia has also recently seen other high-profile killings of Black men. Rayshard Brooks was killed after attempting to flee from Atlanta police officers following an encounter in a Wendy's restaurant parking lot in June. Rayshard Brooks' Funeral Held At Church Where Martin Luther King Jr. Preached LIVE UPDATES: PROTESTS FOR RACIAL JUSTICE Rayshard Brooks' Funeral Held At Church Where Martin Luther King Jr. Preached Family Of George Floyd, Whose Death Sparked Protests, Says Final Goodbye AMERICA RECKONS WITH RACIAL INJUSTICE Family Of George Floyd, Whose Death Sparked Protests, Says Final Goodbye One officer has been fired from the Atlanta Police Department and faces 11 charges, including felony murder. Another officer, who remains with the department, is facing lesser charges, including aggravated assault. Three white men, one of them a former law enforcement official, have been charged with murder in the February shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery in Glynn County. Details in the incident report In the Aug. 7 Department of Public Safety incident report, Thompson said he initially observed the vehicle driven by Lewis had a broken taillight. Thompson followed Lewis for a period of time, activating both his emergency lights and eventually his siren. "It became apparent to me that the violator did not intend to stop his vehicle," Thompson said, according to the report. Thompson performed a driving maneuver that led Lewis' vehicle to crash and came to a stop. Thompson pulled his service vehicle beside Lewis' and exited. "Being concerned for my safety, I drew my weapon as I got out of the vehicle," Thompson said in the incident report. It appears that Thompson fired his weapon into Lewis' vehicle and then asked to see his hands. "At some point, I heard the engine on the violator's vehicle revving at a high rate of speed. I activated the light on my weapon and observed the violator with both hands on the steering wheel," Thompson said. He also said he observed Lewis "wrenching the steering wheel in an aggressive back and forth manner towards me and my patrol vehicle." "It appeared to me that the violator was trying to use his vehicle to injure me," he added. "Being in fear for my life and safety, I discharged my weapon once. After I fired, the violator sat back motionless. I recall ordering him to show me his hands, but he remained motionless," the report said. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that Lewis was shot in the forehead. Francys Johnson, the Lewis family attorney and former head of the Georgia NAACP, also told the newspaper that the U.S. Justice Department had approved his request to open a civil rights investigation into Lewis' death. "We got lots of messages from people in the community that the habit of ex-trooper Thompson was to racially profile and harass Black and brown people on the highway," Johnson told the Atlanta paper. "This was not shocking to them that this happened." Find both the full incident report and the use of force report here.

[@kwameaboagye940]

Sister Dentaa, this is your brother Brother Kwame Aboagye, I wish you all the best with your successful career as a singer, an actress and a chat show host. 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@denisespencer8581]

My sister visited Ghana some years ago. When She returned immediately she called me from her home in London softly and humbly said “Denise every black person needs to visit Africa”. I said why she was lost for word at the moment. She just said it again “every” black person needs to visit Africa” that touched my ❤️ heart deeply. Hope I can visit soon.

[@ODANANETWORK]

We hope so too

[@BrasileiraNaNoruegaLU]

❤️

[@Muchwezi-XII]

When ever you ready I'm willing to host you in Uganda

[@onthemovewithfiifi5811]

I am a Ghanaian living in American and trying to resettle back in Ghana. Bruh, you just made me cry 😢 for real. We appreciate you very much. Keep on preaching the good news✌🏽

[@memyself4ever1]

This host is stunningly BEAUTIFUL!

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@jettyp9974]

I agree she is gorgeous

[@thebigswermdiggs3383]

OriginalMan50 absolutely regal

[@TheKofinyarko]

@@ODANANETWORK Akan Princess

[@charlesduplessis6163]

Jeez man you took the texts out of my reply.....Real talk

[@Sunny-zo2cb]

My son when to africa live their a year was suppost to b their 2 months He said hed never date a white women again . He said the women in Rwanda and Botswana are not only stunningly beautiful they put their men first . These Bros out here let the women stay home if she chooses. And most are highly educated. Who knew!.

[@jessefellows9277]

I been to Ghana 3 times every year I'm going back again in 2021 it was great experience for me I really enjoy the people are very respectful

[@ODANANETWORK]

Glad you had a good time. See you in. 2021. Would you invest there?

[@jessefellows9277]

@@ODANANETWORK Yeah

[@amoawaarthur1220]

@@jessefellows9277 👍❤️❤️❤️

[@reyy568]

I wanna go any advice

[@acajudi100]

Poverty is everywhere. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaiTqod7ptaZl9k God is watching us, and he is not happy! Straighten up and fly right folks, and stop all the GREEDY and EVIL scams.

[@erniewalker5050]

i can't wait to go to Africa. there's something inside of me that don't feel right about being here in America. everyday i feel worse about being here. i keep it inside. no one knows what i'm feeling. sometime i hear what's wrong with you. i say nothing. because they don't get it. i know when i'm able to go. i step off that plane. stretch my arms out. i'll never look back. i've been thru some crap in this country. and seeing what's going on today makes me feel all the more sick inside. i'm not getting any younger. i need to free. i need to be home. i need to be away from here.

[@insidehildaslife6329]

Feeling same Girl. I live in Austria. I know it shall end well because I feel my Life has always be guided and whatever happend was best for me. This call is definitaly positiv.

[@nurudeenwayma3754]

You welcome home.. am a nurse here n would love to meet u when you come.. [e-mail] thats my Gmail account

[@ahinkra]

I know the feelings, I want to go home too but we can't run ahead of God. If you are a Christian I will say wait a little bit more God will send all of us home to meet our love one's.

[@simplyliving9269]

@@ahinkra LOL as a Christian, I too believe that Jehovah & Jesus are propelling you forward to take the leap to Africa!!! But, as the Scriptures say:"Be WISE my son" vigilant & patient! I have a FIRE boiling in my blood for mother Africa. I MUST go to be quenched!!!

[@acajudi100]

Poverty is everywhere. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaiTqod7ptaZl9k God is watching us, and he is not happy! Straighten up and fly right folks, and stop all the GREEDY and EVIL scams.

[@naa-anorkorokai1213]

I am 1st Generation Ghanaian descendant who hasn't been home to Ghana in over 16 years. I am experiencing some really horrendous things here in the states. My experiences here would really rock the foundation of what of what Africans think about America and how people of color are treated. What I really wanted to say is your show has made me realize that I need to come home as soon as I can. So thank you very much.

[@ackahkofiefrancis4289]

U are w/c

[@genuinediasporan]

Development of a country or continent not only depend on those who never home but development of a country or continent also depend on those who left and returned. Please our brothers and Sisters come home. Love from Nigeria.

[@african-history-fountain]

That sounds like a line from Chinua Achebe, the late great Nigerian writer. 😄

[@Manatti06]

Praise God

[@minaoparebia4710]

African it so beautiful, our homeland Ghana, 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🎉❤️

[@PaulaJonesMysticStarChild]

I'm 60 years old, born and raised in Texas, USA. I have always been loyal and loving to these united states even though they seldom show either to people who look like me. I am a descendant of generations of enslaved African people. My dream, my wish and my hope is to come to Africa, at least to visit at first, but hopefully to live. The better part of my life has passed. At this point, I have a need, even a yearning, to experience what it feels like to be simply "a woman", in a place where no one automatically assumes I am up to no good because of my skin color. How refreshing it would feel to go shopping and not have security follow me from aisle to aisle (yes, it still happens to me, too frequently to even count). How wonderful it would feel to no longer be called or considered a "minority". I am not "minor", and neither is my family! I could go on and on, but I will just say wish me well and wish me luck on coming to Africa, hopefully soon, and I hope my children and grandchildren would do the same.

[@ODANANETWORK]

We can’t wait to see you home.

[@SaachaK]

We are more emotional because we carry our ancestors with us. So when we touch our foot on the continent anywhere. There is a emotional release bringing our ancestors home. When we come home we bring back our stolen ancestors.

[@ODANANETWORK]

100%

[@teresiawachira1034]

Saacha, that's a revelation from God. When they took slaves, there was a door of no return. And against all odds, when you come back to Africa, you prove them wrong. You honor your ancestors who were taken with chain as slaves, you come back as a free man. And you bring back the spirit of your ancestors in you to rest at home.

[@moneyfantasy]

Wow I love your comment 😍, it's so deep.

[@adupako1057]

When you remember a painful life in your past it becomes the worst and never forget in their life. They always remember but don't know what to do because they said they are from a huge jungle and not everyone wants to go to a jungle. But their spirit always tells them that they belongs to some special place that is where they can be free forever

[@acajudi100]

Poverty is everywhere. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaiTqod7ptaZl9k God is watching us, and he is not happy! Straighten up and fly right folks, and stop all the GREEDY and EVIL scams.

[@Natabaah1]

Ghana is beautiful! I can't wait to start recording all the amazing places you can visit in ghana 😍💃💃

[@nanashabo2511]

I'm so proud to watch this interview. It's a nice feeling when you give our brothers the chance to voice out the heart feelings for our Nation 🇬🇭. God bless you, Madam, for giving him the opportunity.

[@acajudi100]

Poverty is everywhere. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaiTqod7ptaZl9k God is watching us, and he is not happy! Straighten up and fly right folks, and stop all the GREEDY and EVIL scams.

[@deedee0012000]

Nigeria is still sleeping ,the day Nigeria wakes up and join Ghana in this movement ..will be a great blessing for the continent....Nigeria wakeeeeee upppppp !!!!!

[@sankofastephannarteytsenue5674]

Dave Brown is a gem 💎, a role model for today's hungry (truth soul searching, passionate) black youth. Parties are not only for fun but can be a good stepping stone.

[@jovialbaffour438]

I live in Accra... Welcome home my bloods

[@kwesinjoku8940]

Bloods we ain't tryna get no bloods and crips 😂😂

[@digicoindigitalassetsinves9524]

I have to say this since covid thing I feel more blacks are coming together in unity globally and realising their roots and history’s. It’s time for the black dollar to be kept in the black community We need to unite financially globally trust fully embrace our blackness

[@mandyb6414]

The power that be will never allow unity in the Black community

[@digicoindigitalassetsinves9524]

@@mandyb6414 that’s a choice we are the ones who choose

[@kajilai]

Great job Dentaa promoting Ghana and our own. Thanks.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@vincentfrimpong4320]

She is on top of all beauty. Look at her color and how it bright. She is definitely a Queen for real.

[@digicoindigitalassetsinves9524]

All I got to say is unity his tears are moving I know I’d feel the same. We need to unite now.. we all matter no matter our colour Africa is the mother land.

[@margaretmensah1937]

Please our brother's and sisters in Amamican come back Home we went you all home, African love you all ❤❤❤

[@brotherkareem181]

Yeah right 😂

[@delitvs2682]

Our ancestors are within us, we carry them, therefore they are returning back home through us!

[@moneyfantasy]

Wow your comment is so deep and it makes a lot of sense.

[@burundishallsmile1day109]

What an observation ✊🏾

[@insidehildaslife6329]

How Right you are! I feel something in me pushing me to move back. It´s Almost spiritual. I am so unhappy and unsatified with everything in Europe even though I came here at age 11 and now 34. Growing up I was ok with my Environment in Europe but now I just feel so uncomfortable here. I pray God will help me make the right decisions at the right time.

[@african-history-fountain]

True. Our ancestors are not asleep. They have not abandoned their sons and daughters like the proverbial man in Chinua Achebe's folklore, who in a fit of madness, tore off his titular amulets in the market square, in full view of everyone, including women and children. 😕

[@rainbow3649]

@@insidehildaslife6329 Come home. Take the plunge, I promise u wint regret it. Dont be one of the last to come and see where your ancestors came from. Their souls are waiting for u! What's your hesitation, eeally?! There so many travel groups that u can join and come with. U dint need to move, just come and visit. Why wont u be afraid to go to europe or Caribbean for vacation, but u are hesitant to go to the land where your people actually came from, to experience familiarity. I promise u will fall in love! Like Dave is saying, he's been 3 times! If it's that bad, why does he keep going?! Let's go! U are always come back home, and the police all look like u, and they dont carry guns either, ain't that cool? Even the president looks like u, and theres no reason the celebrate just because they just had their "first BLACK president!", picture it! The presidents have always been BLACK! It's even more amazing when u see, the first people at the airport, and u recognize them, becos some of them look and remind u of your relatives! Welcome home!

[@christopherroberts9225]

The host is an amazing interviewer!!!

[@mubarakmohammed414]

Great interview. I really enjoyed every bit of it. I also hope that one day you will get the chance to interview the President of Ghana, Nana Akufo Addo. He's such a great guy.

[@bleu7734]

Hello Sis! You are absolutely gorgeous. Love your content that you be sharing. I must come and visit Ghana once I settle in Gambia. Keep up the great work you do.🖐❣

[@delitvs2682]

Just imagine if the diaspora invest in Africa, we will save our continent! Africa is waiting for its children to save her!

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100%

[@memyself4ever1]

@@ODANANETWORK As an African-American, I say that Africa is our BIRTH RITE and we need to return and INVEST to save the continent and help liberate it from the corrupt leaders the Europeans, and communist opportunist Chinese. We have to unite and save the continent ourselves!!!!

[@reyy568]

@Deshone Robinson do a DNA test

[@Manatti06]

Africa is already continuing. She "may" have been down but certainly not out : ). Understand that a simple life is what God calls us to live. Quiet, peaceful life - 1 Thessalonians 4:11-12. Too much money has its downsides; greed, Iust etc, you have to be careful. It is better to give than to receive. The love of money may not be the main root of evil, but it is the root of "all kinds/sorts" of evil. Blessings

[@musiclist5566]

Exactly I'm moving to Ghana we're waisting our time asking for a seat at the table it's been 400+ years I'm over it ☺️

[@harrietacquah2545]

I've been to cape coast castle a couple of times but this interview and listening to Dave Brown's perspective I appreciate the real impact of the "door of no return" and how it has chained many of our sisters and brothers in US. This was quite an emotional one and thanks for this interview.

[@VEE-rd7cu]

What a fun interview and a beautiful host. Yes, Malcolm X changed after Africa. I'm so anxious to walk the lands and swim the oceans of my ancestors. So, fortunate you, that you experienced Africa at a young age.

[@estherserwaah4245]

Job well done guy's 👍🏼👌🥰🇬🇭

[@samueltwumasi162]

Thank you Boss...we are doing our best to build Africa....

[@tmobiletemp9832]

I am from Ghana but I can never go to the castles. No I can't bear it. Too emotional for me. Too much pain too much suffering from that time up until now. I don't think I will ever be able to trace those steps.

[@maryambrahim82]

Me too 😢😢why Dont they just remove it and put pictures in museum...whats the point of having the whites will come and try the same

[@bekreto]

Too much anger too. But no revenge, WE must learn from it.

[@kwameaboagye940]

I have been to Accra four times, so I know 🇬🇭is my home, but I like to visit Timbuktu and Addis Ababa for the first time in 🇬🇳and 🇧🇴

[@KwakuAmaniampongKyerefo]

Timbuktu is the Place AKAN tribes moved and established a university called Sankore when the AkANS were chased from Israel 🇮🇱

[@Leeahtee]

Nice interview, but I wish the Diaspora would adopt the term "OUR ANCESTORS" instead of saying "the slaves". He used that term 3 times within a 1.5 minute span, 4:00-5:30. I understand we Diaspora want to sometimes detach ourselves from that horrible event, but it would connect us to the Motherland if we use the term "ANCESTORS". It is also very empowering.

[@S3bot]

That's true. I think he used it for context to temporally refer to the enslaved ancestors. The current Diaspora are the descendants of the ancestors, so they would be aptly referred to as the African Diaspora and contrasted with Africans in the Diaspora who are just recent immigrants to distant lands.

[@salonennovy72]

I love Ghana. I did not want to leave when I was there. I’m actually planning my move there by the end of next year. I actually kinda met you while I was there at the Nkrumah memorial. I was waiting for you to finish by his car exhibit.

[@harrietacquah2545]

You are always welcome. If you need a credible realtor to find you a home, let's talk.

[@henryparkinssenior321]

BEAUTIFUL, MAJESTIC QUEEN DENTAA,I ALWAYS ENJOY YOUR SHOW BECAUSE IT'S FIRST CLASS, INFORMATIVE, ENTERTAINING, EDUCATIONAL AND INNOVATIVE. KEEP ON DOING YOUR BEST!!!!

[@ODANANETWORK]

So nice of you

[@adiamhaile-melekot4812]

Dear brothers and sisters, please stop calling our great ancestors who were kidnapped and chained 'slaves'. We are sounding so much like our enemies. Refer to our chained ancestors as ancestors, our forebearers etc, but never slaves! The pink beasts that overran Africa did not kidnap 'slaves', they kidnapped as well as held captive prisoners of war who were sons and daughters of Africa to traffic away over the ocean. Thank you.

[@soulshadoww55]

Exactly. They were not slaves they were enslaved. Before they were warriors, farmers, carpenters, blacksmiths, artists, doctors but they were not slaves.

[@gmnboss]

Good point. At the very least enslaved people

[@dennyray3532]

Blacks were involved in the slave trading business. I bet next to none African Americans will move back to Africa from racist America.

[@evaallen9728]

African people were involved in the slave trade and many nations had slaves as well. Don't sugarcoat it. Conquered tribes became slaves. They were sold and traded like cattle on the Continent. When we go back, we have to forgive what was done to our ancestors. To forgive you must first acknowledge.

[@francescaldwell4217]

Thank YOU, I was going to make same comment. Our ancestors were kidnapped by terrorists!!!!

[@reyy568]

I wanna visit mama Africa from Caribbean

[@rtsoca5560]

I encourage you to go to Ghana and the Gambia as they are friendly

[@reyy568]

@@rtsoca5560 I sure will sista when I get the funds

[@kwameaboagye940]

Come home man

[@movalmotors3871]

That was a great and inspiring interview with Dave Brown.....keep up the great work Sister Dentaa and thank you Dave Brown for a very moving and heartfelt interview.

[@rainingzion7601]

This brother was touching

[@destinationdave1416]

This is so amazing … so many of us “ Black Americans “ are plague with the absence of who we are and what we came from . I preach daily that so much would be resolved as we seek the voyage of investing into our African heritage . Our world in America has placed a wedge between the most beautiful place on earth . Thanks for the inspiration , I’m planning to come to Ghana December 2022 .

[@nathanmanu6075]

Trust me, you are doing a very good job my dear... KEEP IT UP!!!

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@charlesowusu-ansah6224]

A very touching interview..

[@rameses1979]

Very positive brother 🙏 🙌 👍

[@blessingsamenyogbe7412]

I love this Lady. She is so professional and beautiful... Come home. Your motherland is calling

[@charlesowusu-ansah6224]

What doesn't kill you, only makes you strong.

[@treasurehunter183hunter8]

Love the video thank you so much

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@pjackson1734]

I would love to visit and then move to the mother land. If america ever ask if my family want to leave and pay for our flight we ready. Blessings Family

[@TheDtfamu89]

Such a regal looking woman.

[@dtwelleh4126]

This is great for Ghana and Africa!!!!

[@digicoindigitalassetsinves9524]

Amazing history’s bring told the lies and the deceit told the devision When it comes to black people going back to Africa for some it will be hard because of the dark history. The real truth about our history needs to be told.

[@jonesagyei1384]

Super content! Great discussion Dentaa

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@teresiawachira1034]

I wish Africa American can come and invest in Africa, because Africa is their inheritance. They're not coming to exploit, they're coming to build home. Coming back home.

[@gustopherdanso]

@Deshone Robinson what are you please enlighten us

[@thebridge5483]

Augustine Danso ignore him please. We have a bunch of damage people in the diaspora 🙏🏿

[@brotherkareem181]

Africa is not our inheritance don’t spread that lie.

[@gabordidieredoh9833]

Very honest down to earth and very touching

[@oseiboatengenoch8138]

Very touching

[@ODANANETWORK]

We are happy you liked it.. thank you

[@fareedolubodun3098]

Great and God bless you and your family well come back home

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you!

[@charmainematthews6423]

From the Caribbean

[@inanisalter2387]

Good job on this show!

[@nulukabanda954]

Not only Ghana they should go to other African countries like Rwanda ,kenya ,Tanzania,uganda etc.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Absolutely

[@yemelejosias5615]

Yeah but your presidents should initiate like the president of Ghana did.

[@obieWanmotivation]

@@yemelejosias5615 That's the bottomline. Ghana has taken the lead on this matter. Other African countries can and should follow in kind.

[@charmainematthews6423]

How come it is only Africa American is well come back what about the rest of us we are of the same people and of the same seed

[@ODANANETWORK]

Yes, I believe everyone has to come but this particular interview was about him talking to his people in America and how they've been brainwashed negatively about the continent. No pun intended to rest of the black people all over.. you know what i mean.?

[@ousmanemorredaobounanfana9349]

Great Job my sister god bless you to

[@bibiayisi4191]

A lot of Caribbeans are in Ghana and they are doing good.

[@Maxinemorr22]

Charmaine Matthews that’s why they say the diaspora meaning black ppl all over the world and the Caribbean everyone is inclined we can go whenever we want the door is wide open.

[@wunamon]

It is everyone. Especially those in the Diaspora.

[@kwameaboagye940]

Accra, Timbuktu and Addis Ababa for me 💯✊🏿🇬🇭🇧🇴🇬🇳

[@ohemaabaakope3291]

Great interview 👍🏾👍🏾

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thanks for listening

[@exploreghanaafrica9488]

They make it seem as though we hate each other. But frankly, despite the many centuries of separation and miles, we are still connected every step of the way because till this day we feel every pain you go through. Every news of police brutality against you, racism etc hurts us here soo much. No matter how much they try to separate us, we are still emotionally connected and we feel the pain of the slavery till this day and wish it never happened.

[@brotherkareem181]

Stop lying 😂

[@andrewdaleyjr.9232]

Great video! Can anyone expand on the info about vaccines? Are they required for travel to Ghana or any other countries in West Africa and where can I find documentation of that? Is there vaccine exemption?

[@kaybee3757]

The only mandatory shot going to Ghana is the Yellow fever shot.

[@nyaniels79]

You can get shot on arrival for 20 dollars at the airport

[@pwat7254]

In America, you always have to be "Black and Proud" but in Africa, you can just BE!

[@mylesmills9666]

WOW Deep

[@rainbow3649]

That's what I always say! It's so sad, that AAs always have to announce themselves when they are in a space! We blacks this, blacks that, we are black and proud, we blacks did this, did that, black person invented this, black power this, NAACP this, etc.etc., it just makes me so sad! As an African/Ghanaian born and raised, we took for granted what AAs had to work so hard for! I never knew I was "BLACK" until I came to the united states! What the hell is black?! We are just people in Africa, living our daily lives, where we belong. I come to the U.S. and on a daily basis my heart breaks for my brothers and sisters, to have to always shout out loud to be noticed, and label themselves BLACK, because they are amongst people who see them that way! This is so deep, and sad!

[@Bhebe40]

Wow, you're so beautiful, a true queen of Africa, you're doing us all proud. Love from London

[@LaCharla13]

Too emotional. I'm about to cry right now, it ripping me a part.

[@BrasileiraNaNoruegaLU]

❤️

[@kwameaboagye940]

Africans come home fearlessly and consciously. I need some jollof with jerk chicken and fried plantains. I bet Brother Dave has had some jollof too. Also for snack I have grilled ripe plantains and peanuts and wash it down with water.

[@adesholaadetunji4094]

Look what you done... Now I'm hungry and it's all ya fault 😋😋😋😋😅😅

[@almayflawless4385]

Nicca the kelewele have enter you well

[@harrietacquah2545]

Try washing down the grilled plantain with some chilled kalypo😎

[@harrietacquah2545]

@@adesholaadetunji4094 😂😂😂

[@droliviaariyo]

Africa is a blessed continent

[@joyceaddo4485]

Well come Home brother.feel at home stay calm and observe how much God loves us so much. AKWABA

[@orangemoonglows2692]

i had to stop when he said a fight would break out among blacks in america if we're together.

[@bizchats4250]

I think that was a bit of a reach. If you noticed at his parties, majority of the people were Black Americans, and there were no issues, so I think belittling ourselves to try to make a point, needs to stop. I deal with majority Blacks in my investment club from the bottom to the top, and all are respectful polite friendly and helpful. Do we have issues from time to time, yes we do but we work it out in love. And to be honest with you, most of them are on the richer side of the spectrum, but you would never know unless someone pointed it out for you. They act and dress as casual as everyone else...I basically shut down my staffing firm just to be around my own... So we've got to stop repeating this negative narrative, just to lift up others, every group have issues within themselves sometimes, but at the end of the day, I believe most groups can get along...With that being said, it was a great interview, thanks for sharing...

[@inanisalter2387]

I don't know if Dentaa is married but She is So beautiful to me. I had to pause the video and get myself back together. ❤

[@ufiad-digitalchannel6304]

Yea ....she is talented lady

[@shatimar9069]

THANK YOU so much For this BEAUTIFUL RAW VIDEO. IM so happy i got to see this. Im Planning my trip as we speak #SHATIMAR from #FOODNETWORK in America

[@Deggoo]

The question is Why not other African countries. Why only Ghana??

[@zman9315]

people are going to other African countries as well, but people are mainly choosing Ghana because their government is taking measures to welcome people from the diaspora.

[@shoshot_9739]

Ghana invited us

[@mopefasakin]

Ghana is welcoming. Other nations should be as well. As a Nigerian in diaspora, I’d rather people go to Ghana for now. The west African region was key in the expulsion of black people from Africa and Ghana in the country welcoming people back. I love kenya. But I don’t know Kenya’s story in the slave trade.

[@akuaadu-gyamfi5829]

You are such a beautiful nature. I am happy to see one of our Queens enlightening her people. Very professional and intelligent conversation ✊🏿👏🏿❤️🇬🇭 Akwaaba to our Diasporans.

[@jason4275]

*_Year of return should be all of Africa, not just West Africa, as Africa is the continent of the descendants of all African people._*

[@harrietacquah2545]

Year of return was a commemoration of 400yrs of the abolishment of the trans atlantic slave trade, which took place mainly from the coast of Ghana. So the President initiated this and open the doors to the diasporans.

[@burundishallsmile1day109]

😊😊😊 The Master's time is up!

[@lillieholmes4521]

Wow if I had money I know for a fact that I definitely would visit Africa and go to different countries in the Africa continent, I wish I go and stay there at least 6 months and visit,,, Africa is rich in resources

[@byrolyn8182]

LOOKING FORWARD TO VISITING GHANA. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@dorcasmc1639]

Welcome home bro,intact I was crying when watching this video . Love from Ghana.

[@tonisamps5338]

El Hajj Malik Shabazz aka Malcolm X changed after he went to make the hajj (religious pilgrimage) in Mecca, Arabia Not Africa.

[@rameses1979]

He changed as a Muslim after Mecca. He changed as a Black man after Africa. You can have more than one experience and benefit from each one of it. If you read the Autobiography, you'll learn that he learned from both experiences

[@missbabyloved7531]

Please miss Dentaa can you consider interviewing an African American/Ghanaian Okunini(Dr) Obadele Kambun, a lecturer at the university of Ghana. Thanks

[@ODANANETWORK]

Ok sure. We will try and locate him

[@missbabyloved7531]

@@ODANANETWORK aaaaw thank you already

[@bgsonsthriving.]

❤❤❤

[@adupako1057]

This lady show is very best because it gives chance for the black Americans to understand themselves. BLACKS FOLKS IN USA EUROPE UK KNOW THAT YOU HAVE A SPECIAL PLACE CALL AFRICA

[@brotherkareem181]

Yeah right 😂

[@kojoman75]

Dantaa Amoateng mbe GREETING My young sistha: another note to think you much for your words of wisdom on the Africanization of Africa, and those in the diaspora. I’m one of those early pioneer of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s days (1965 to 1976) and author of; "MY SANKOFA” which was a BORN AGAIN EXPERIENCES, for me… Btw it's now available in PAPERBACK books via Amazon POD.See Amazon for details; Now concerning COVID-19: Stay Home & be Safe policy, allow's me to reflect on the fact's that my part in the struggle for freedom (for all) as a VFW, & PAN-AFRICANIST wasn’t in vain, with the emerging of young people like you and your guests which I am honor to support in anyway, you think I can be of assistance. Now, a retired artist (semi) I can Stay Home, Clean-up and be creative while planning ways to take part in the cleaning up of our planet, earth and supporting causes like your’s as the struggle continue... And let the struggle continue. “My Sankofa” (AND A BORN AGAIN EXPERIENCE) by a professional-artist/craftsman and freelance-photographer: See KZbin Previews kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIqoqpxsm9ecZ7M Author of; “MY SANKOFA” which ENABLE me a BORN AGAIN EXPERIENCES. See details: www.amazon.com/Curtis-James-Morrow/e/B074TWSKKW/ref=dp_byline_cont_book_1 ***************

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you so much. Will take a look

[@TaylorMadeDreams]

Good morning Sista, still trying to reach you, the last email was unfortunately not correct

[@adupako1057]

My sister Africa especially Ghana is one of the most peaceful country in the world and Africa. You can get your plane tickets and come. Get your self a hotel for only one week and you will get everything as easy. You will meet people who will be ready to assist you know everything you want to know. By a week you will get all the necessary information that can get you out freely. Ghana is a free country especially when you are black you will always fill free and nothing will even identify you as a American. Because you speak the same dialect

[@sloopman21]

Base in uk but no comparison going back home every year the feelings cant describe it dont see myself staying in uk for more den 3 years done wanna go back home

[@yawgh4650]

We Africans also down play ourselves too. And also we believe ourselves we are poor.

[@charmainematthews6423]

There is much more of us all over do not leave us out

[@guelorboyo6543]

Hi charmain ghana, is the gate to all black to return to africa not only african americain , as well as you know your, dna of africa you're welcome.in any country in africa

[@bf1822]

When a person say they don't see color, than Houston, we have problem. Color has to be recognized to start the healing...

[@seanstthomas0822]

Appreciate everything that Black do you know so come from the cosmos and being born on the greatest team the loved and hated ethnic group on the face of this planet I just remember being in the present of mom and dad before the crack destroyed my family and millions of the descendants of slaves in the blood soak land here in America. Token Blacks are just here to tell stories after all those marches nothing has changed period love you morals but yet it’s still black men getting killed on the day to bases we aren’t the same no body has been threw what Black people has been threw on this planet.

[@monwell250]

Slaves from the Pacific Island came to Australia as sugar slaves and later indented slaves in the 1800s. Today families are reunited with the origin of where they have come from. Some of my family have made the pilgrimage back to Tanna Island and made the connections...they were waiting all this time and still waiting for us 🙏🏽

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

Where you are from should be known. God bless you all

[@ahinkra]

The covid-19 has come to stay with us and we have to know how to adjust to this unwanted visitor. President Akuffo Addo, you can not keep us from coming to our own country, you need our dollars, euro's and pounds to get the country stabilized. Please allow us to come home.

[@byrolyn8182]

GOD BLESS AFRICA ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@keepitreal888-gnc]

I am Caribbean, and my mother ancestors were Ghanaian and my father Nigerian, so he and I have some of the same African DNA.

[@michaelb.3438]

I appreciate your honesty about the positive and negative about ghana this is one example that causes African American to leave and come to ghana this happen two months ago 2 men charged with murder in the fatal shooting of black jogger in Georgia Two men have been arrested and charged with murder in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man whose family said he was jogging on the day he was killed, officials from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced Thursday night. The shooting of 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery, which took place on February 23, ignited racial tensions across Georgia. Arbery was confronted by Gregory McMichael and his son, Travis, who shot Arbery before he collapsed and died, according to the bureau. Gregory, 64, and Travis, 34, were both charged with murder and aggravated assault. The men were taken into custody and will be booked into the Glynn County Jail, the bureau said. Gregory McMichael left, and his son Travis McMichael was charged on May 7, 2020, with murder in the February shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old black man who was jogging in Brunswick, Georgia. GLYNN COUNTY DETENTION CENTER VIA AP The decision comes days after cellphone video emerged that captured the final moments of Arbery's life while he was jogging through the Brunswick neighborhood in February. Trending News New video emerges of the fatal shooting of black jogger in Georgia Top cop condemns officer's "closed casket" comment after the deadly shooting "Alarming" spike in unintentional shootings by kids during lockdowns According to the only witness in the police report, McMichael told investigators he thought Arbery was a burglary suspect and ordered him to stop. McMichael said Arbery "violently" attacked his son, and the two fought "over the shotgun" before Travis shot him twice. At the time, no charges were filed. McMichael is a former law enforcement officer who used to work for the local district attorney. Due to conflicts of interest, the case is now on its third prosecutor, who said he will ask a grand jury to bring charges. Arbery's mother, Wanda Jones, said the cellphone footage of the incident proves her son was not committing a crime. "He was out for his daily jog and he was hunted down like an animal and killed," Jones said. "I'm hoping that all involved, they're indicted and they go to jail." Arbery's death sparked condemnation across the country. "We're literally hunted EVERYDAY/EVERYTIME we step foot outside the comfort of our homes!" LeBron James tweeted Wednesday. "Can't even go for a damn jog man! Like WTF man are you kidding me?!?!?!?!?!? No man fr ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!!!! I'm sorry Ahmaud (Rest In Paradise) and my prayers and blessings sent to the... heavens above to your family." Former Georgia Congresswoman Stacey Abrams weighed in on the arrests on Twitter, writing Thursday, "Important first step, but the first of many. The @Georgia_NAACP lifted up #AhmaudArbery and his family's struggle for action to help them draw attention to this heinous crime. We must not look away." First published on May 7, 2020, / 8:30 PM

[@michaelb.3438]

Miami cop arrested and charged after tasing Black woman while his knee was on her neck Safiya Satchell was reportedly pregnant at the time of the incident. By Tamantha Gunn Jun 26, 2020, 3:30pm EDT Share this story Share this on Facebook Share this on Twitter Miami garden police Getty Images A fired Miami cop has been arrested and charged after he was seen on video tasing Safiya Satchell multiple times while his knee was on her neck. Former officer Jordy Yanes Martel was fired last week for the incident, which took place back in January. On Thursday (June 25), he was arrested and charged on two counts of official misconduct and four counts of battery by Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) agents. “If you’re an officer that has broken policy or acted under color of law with a belief that Black Lives don’t Matter, times are a changin’,” lawyer Jonathan Jordan said. “My client deserves to witness justice be served in this prosecution against this former officer where so many others in her position have not been as fortunate.”

[@lolamonroe5910]

Can us citizens enter into Ghana as of now?

[@ODANANETWORK]

Not yet sis

[@charmainematthews6423]

Is dis about having lot of money because lot of us do not have money i guess we will have to wait till God come to get out from were we are

[@ms.ellaneous6406]

Emotional interview!