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'It Just Feels Good To Be Home': Roland Martin, Activist Sheena Meade Discuss Pilgrimage to Ghana
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- Roland Martin broadcast live during his pilgrimage to Ghana to commemorate "The Year of Return."
Florida activist Sheena Meade spoke shared with Roland her experiences during her first trip back to the motherland. Meade said, "It just feels good to be home."
Part of the journey to Ghana has been one of reconciliation. One of the faith leaders from God Box Tours told Roland, "Without the reconciliation without the reconnection, there's no point in just coming back to see -- because there's something happening."
She added, "Historically Something happened and we need to reconcile. We need to bring the brothers and sisters back together so that we can begin this process of healing"
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Greetings from The Gambia and welcome to the West Coast of Afrika...
I watch your program
Greetings to Ghana town in the Gambia 🤗
You guys have put Ghana on the map. You have sold my country to the world to see. We love you. Come in your numbers to the motherland you are always welcome home.
Kwame Asiamah, you will soon have competition!
Yes! I am in Ghana now. Been here since Aug and I love it! Ghana is now home to me. Now, no matter where I go or live in the world, I now know in my mind, heart and soul, that Africa is home ❤
SM D aww that’s great. I hope in-spite of all our problems you enjoy your stay
@@kwameasimah Yes. Regardless I'm loving it. I plan in the future to live and build a home here. Thank you for the welcome 😊
SM D, yes sis. This is great! it is not about running from America. As matter of fact we need to own our stuff in America big time too! The oppressor fear our unity! We need to keep focused!
I would love to visit Ghana gonna try to make it happen
Is not difficult, all u need is ur plane ticket,hurry come Ghana and Africa is waiting for u
Going Next yr, join me
Yes sister, once you get off the plane, you just feel at home, the feeling is hard to describe it's beautiful.
@James Redic If you want to move just take it slow and don't be in hurry and don't give up your citizenship. Just acquire Ghanaian citizenship as Ghana permits dual citizenship. If you want live really comfortable you will need about a $100,000 to acquire a lease in a land build a house and start a lucarative and sustainable business to enable you live comfortably. Just come and explore and integrate first before deciding to move.
James Redic u actually don’t need $100k to get a land. You can get a sizable land for about $10k or less. Always check the currency conversion before you make moves. Thanks 👍🏿
@@kingkingitinstyle635 can $10,000 build a house? The $100,000 was inclusive of acquiring a land, building a house and setting up a business. Read and understand before you comment.
Yaw Owusu Ansah looks like you’re just bitter and want to fight. Gyae gyimii. You don’t need $100K to build a house in Ghana. I’m Ghanaian and my parents just built their 8 bedroom house for about $50k. Unless he’s planning to build a mansion he doesn’t need $100k
@@kingkingitinstyle635 NaKay Vidz wahu s3 wonim nyansa😂😂😂 go read my two Comments again. I advised you to read and understand before you comment and yet you refused to pay heed😂😂ade3 yi woti awu nti you can't comprehend what I write. How on earth does any of my two comments implied that the $100,000 was suggested to be the cost of building a house. S3wahu wo kwasia way3. Wankasa wab)n nti you use phrases anyhow without proper syntax. 😂😂 so you thought insulting me meant you were making sense. You are simply not bright and dumb. 😂😂🤣skul b3n paaa na wo k)y3?😂😂 3w) s3 wawofo) k)gye w)n skul fees wate na wab)n ruf😂😂tiwuo. You don't even understand the word inclusive. W'agu wo ho anim ase. Wo nte borofo 3y3 a 3ntw3r3. Kwasiakwa internet ay3fo nti aboafunu biaa tumi twer3 nkwasias3m😂😂😂 me tw3r3 twi na wate ase3 asan ahu s3 wo ne gyimifo) no. "S3 )p3 s3 )tena Gh ma ne ho t) no de3 ah, ohia $100,000 )de b3gye asaase, asidan na wahy3 dwadie ase". Aboafunu wanhu nne3ma mmi3nsa a me tw3r3. me nk)te a bitter, apuu over who, you?😂😂🤣 Akoa yi paa, me bitter over gb3l3 like you😂😂😂 don't make me laugh 😂
Awesome. When I go to Africa, I'll be visiting and staying in Mali.
Nick X I’m African American and I’ve already visited Africa in 2016 it was amazing. After a painful divorce it was much needed.a family member took a DNA 🧬 ancestral test. It said, my ancestors were from Mali 🇲🇱
I went to Ghana 🇬🇭 two weeks ago and I most a lot video and pictures on social media. Facebook the most. I went to Cape Coast and Accra to visit some family members. I got see everything there; even a funeral. I will be attending yearly ✊🏾
Welcome Home Roland,we love your show in Ghana
MUBARIK ABDALLAH y'all didn't like us for hundreds of years now all of a sudden y'all want us back because of our wealth knowledge and power
@@michaelhouser8935 foolish mindset ,who told you Africans didn't like you,wake from that brainwashed
Michael Houser
Also point of correction, a lot of us Africans have traveled the world over, gained multiple degrees and quite an amazing wealth. We are simply inviting everyone who traces back to the continent to come join forces in building the continent and drive away our perpetrators and claim what is naturally ours. So please quit thinking that you have some wealth that we’re after. Think..!!!
@@michaelhouser8935 Shut up, you dozy fool. AA been wanting to come back to the continent. It's only you Stockholm kids you act like you hate everything African, but worship white supremacy until cows come home.
Go back to lick boots and allow the rest of us to enjoy the moment of African-Diasporan connection.
I swear you trolls need to get some day jobs.
I’m here in Ghana now. Just got back from Cape Coast. All I can say is wow
I WENT TO CAPE COAST TOO. I AGREE THAT we Americans of African dissent need to connect with our beginning. I learned so much from that experience. We African Americans need to understand ourselves so that we can stand strong ,tall and very proud of what we a people have overcome and achieved. I must be honest because that experience helped me so much to understand my culture in this land America. I could see that while there is a strong connection to Africa, I am an American. The way we are treated here helped shape our cultural experience, America. The ancestral African cultural foundation in addition to the adaptation of other cultural norms learned here in America helped develop the African American culture today. We do have an African American culture that has become an obvious part of the American frabric. I must admit that the experience of seeing so many people that looked like me in a country was amazing. The only way I could tell they where not American was when they spoke. For me I was mistaken too until I spoke. It is Amazing uplifting. I'm so happy that this will be broadcasted. I'm happy to see a connection with our Mother, we have been away so long....... I think that America needs to see the cape town launch. I think there should be a play or movie done so that truth can be seen.
Venus Mack well said. This last hour I have been crying nonstop.
Who in your family talk about great grandparents from Africa.
But it nothing wrong with Visiting our Cousins
I Would like to experience that journey to feel more at HOME..
@@914vella anyone in your Family from Africa ? That you know of or your GREAT grandparents ?
Amen. We in Jamaica continue to celebrate these things. " Marcus Garvey", " Bob Marley". Etc. Welcome home
Am from east africa uganda, we love you brothers and sister welcome home
I love seen my peoples happy back home plz we need more black peoples back home i just love it my God this is how you fight racist.
I'm so ready to travel to Africa. I can't wait.
Come home my desr
Congratulations Elder Roland coming home to Ghana and I know when you visited Elmina Castle it was so emotional, but you have now reconnected with your ancestors. Beautiful it is Africa. Elder Roland, I🖤Accra. Accra has a massively nightlife that’s full of brightness all the way. Brothers and sisters come home to Africa anywhere in our mama continent.
This Is a beautiful thing. Can't wait till our time to come. Thank you so much for sharing your experience.
Lisa Mills welcome in advance
I would love to go
@@ritaharrell3159 not hard to go, sis. Dont put it off too long. As u know,Time doesnt wait for us. Welcome. AKWAABA, like we say in Ghana.
As long as I am in America and never get to feel Africa I feel that I will never heal. I feel depressed here.
You should move!
@@ilubsdeblaxs5289 Hispanics going to eat white American alive!!
Donde esta mi Latino's?
Adelante passito passito!!
ABU SIMBEL
Keep dreaming Amos.
@@bradrenarski126 You must prepare your kids for that!
They will sofer!
ABU SIMBEL
Learn how to spell, you silly minstrel.
Roland S. Martin, those African attire looks authentic on you my brother. Love it. That's African all the way. Enjoy Ghana, brother. Peace out!!
I am happy to see our brothers and sisters come back home. Just look at how beautiful our brother Roland, and our two sisters look in their African outfits. Africa belongs to ALL black people, whether they are born on the continent or in the diaspora! PERIOD!
The salvation and the securement of black people's honor and dignity are tied to Africa's success. The day Africa returns to her ancient glorious status is the day all Blacks across the globe will be empowered. It does not matter how much billions we make in America, we will continue to be the underdogs until Africa roars her lionhearted might.
wish i was there....maybe next year.
Come home..you feel special treat special and feel like real Quern
@@beamsofcedarcedar7530 thank you for those very kind words. god,s peace be with you
The very first time I entered the slave dungeons, I had this strange feeling deep down within me that my half cousins and half of me is long gone but I'm glad the half of me is back to the motherland in peace .
I loved Africa was there 2016 and I’ve not been back since but 2020 it’s a must to reconnect!!! I was in The Gambia 🇬🇲 for one ☝️ month....
Thanks Roland for your sharing your experience. Makes you think and makes you want to get to Ghana!!!
Wow I can’t wait to be there next year
king sandaz bye don't come back
U are welcome dear 2020 is here
@@michaelhouser8935 who is this?? WS get the hell outta here
JUDAH it's time to go !
I noticing the call myself I said 2020 is my year
These are African people not judah
@@Truth-Reality. 12 tribes resides all over Africa especially west Africa still to this day
Who else had tears in tneir eyes when he talked about the ball and chain from a drowned slave. 😥😥😥
TEARS...thank you
That title reminds me when Miriam Makeba returned to Southern Africa with Paul Simon for a concert saying "it feels so good to be home again" RIP Mama Africa!!
Great to see you in Ghana and oh you looking Royal and graceful in the outfit too!
Great video, thanks you for sharing your experiences with us...
My brothers and sisters brom America, they only for us to be free is to come United as one Africa
I can't stop crying. I live in Ghana but i can stop crying.
Am always happy when I see my brothers and sisters back home.. Ghana is sweet country.
Beautiful people
Beautiful bro! I love Africa 😊
God bless you Rolland
Ghana to the world! Africa is God! welcome home!
senior Uptown!!
God is God. Africa belongs to God bro. Let's keep it Original. Peace
Keywords best by ms Meade: “missing”. Feelings of emptiness my whole life. Is natural but disturbing how deprived one truly is.
,,,The year of return is very good idea, because, from now the Racist people in USA are not going anymore to tell Black people go back to Africa, the Black America people found their home ready
I second everything they've said. I went and I shall nevermore be the same.
Cant wait to go....Home 🌍
I agree, in your real home you feel safe and not like you are being watched, followed (in stores) and electronically hunted. It’s going down, black folk are going to Africa. I hear Nigeria is considering similar legislation as Ghana’s Right of Return.
Celebrating the return back to the first house of bondage
What might that make America then?
Toronto in the house.
I am excited Roland is here in Ghana
Making that pilgrimage can be helpful and healing to many of us as long as we remember that not all of us made this journey through these types of paths. Many of us were here in the USA and other parts of the world by our own travels. I know the panelists being students of history know this. Even so, all who did come over enslaved are our ancestors and are us.
This looks like a great experiential learning given the panelist's out of body experience he described.
Are there any other African countries openly embracing our American ancestors to return??
Nigeria 🇳🇬
Yes of cause
clobbyhops all countries
Nigeria, Kenya, Senegal, just to name a few.
@@memyself4ever1 now that so beautiful. Love that! I can wait to get there and see all my beautiful brothers and sisters
Its good to be home then lets fight for it a person without its identity its like tree without its roots.
We cannot run from ourselves!
The Nations of Africa must promote, "The Rule Of Law", with Strong Constitutions before there can be any mass, "Exodus".
Right
Anyone wondering what we do with the chains at 8:00 (I’m Ghanaian). We worship our ancestors. We believe anyone who dies becomes a martyr in the afterlife and we summon any offender to them( that’s the African traditional religion in Ghana). Note: this isn’t the white bs Christianity. This is african traditional religion. Some towns have oracles and shrines for the ancestors who died where they pour libation and give them thanks for their fight against colonialism.
Exactly!
Nice African prints loving the dresses
Roland Martin I Ghana 🇬🇭, that's awesome, I don't miss Roland Martin show.
@RolandMartin make sure you go see the ancestral wall in New Migo
It Ningo Prampram
@@garbi27 awesome I couldnt spell it.
Roland stop interrupting your guest.
That's a sign of excitement 😉
Super Pilgrimge to the MOTHER LAND That's the WAY to Witness a Better World...gainst the lies and myths...of Euro- Gentile Philosohy and INfluence
Point of correction. Kumasi is in Ashanti Region not in the Western Region.
Congratulations, and welcome home!
Senegal, Gambia, Cape Verde and Guinea are all peaceful countries and would well come every black people all over the glob
Wow you looking blink Roland
I think an under water camera or divers should go under that water at that coast we might be amazed at how much human bones maybe found underwater
Great news
Welcome home
Look at their face complete Ghanaians
Akwaaba 🇬🇭✊🏿🇬🇭✊🏿🇬🇭
Can't wait until Roland finds out that it was our people that left the Holy Land to go into Africa in 725BC and 70AD eventually to Ghana and in all of the Continent. Shalom
Well put, shalom
There's no true written and/or archaeology evidence show Isrealite migrated from holy land. I was there last week for two weeks. My crew was among the peoples and staying in local area. We went to different towns from Ada, to Kumasi and Takorodi. We went to small town 20 min from Cape Coast was discovered by for Egyptian guard over 2000 years who protected the Pharoah and his name is Absedu Amanfi. Town name is Absedu.. There's a huge spiritual rock where you noticed his figures prints and butt/testicle on the rock. It was research by local scientists at Kwame Nkrumah UNIVERSITY..
Que Pasa señor?
@Black SONRISE Unless you're a descendant of the nilotic tribes I highly doubt you're "Kemetic". If you are a member of Haplogroup E(which is labeled Afro-Asiatic)which is dominant in west Africa then you are most definitely Hebrew by birth. West, central, and southeast Africa were colonized by Hebrews.
@Black SONRISE So by your reaction it's safe to say you're not nilotic. Trading the truth for fantasy is not beneficial friend. But as you have said, "peace to you".
Will check out more videos soon OG
I love to watch BLK men dressed in danshiki wear...handsome confidence ✨👌✨🥰✨
am very happy about u
Glad you're back to put your foot on the neck and belly of the beast media.
Sheena your dress is so cute
Welcome home Martin
Whatever Mr Martin and all other Returnees are doing today is mostly for the benefits of the future generations to come.
Keep up the good job. We’ve been lied to for centuries simply to prevent what we’re witnessing today. This is the Lord’s doing and no human powers can override it.
Welcome back home Brothers and Sisters.
This benefits Ghana only. No benefits for Native Blacks in America. They get our money in exchange for showing us how they sold off our ancestors. What is the lie?
Kimberlyn Covington
You’re a lie. You’re not an African -American. You are apparently benefiting from the division. The tactic of divide and conquer.
@@Kimberlyncovington Are you serious right now ? Did you not listen to the interviewees? Did they not benefit from connecting or you think everything is about money?
@@diggiddi Are they planning to visit all the African countries that show up in their DNA profile. The connection was lost once the Africans shoved our ancestors into those ships. Forever robbing them of their homeland. You cannot undo 300 to 400 of seperation.
@Eric boamah Well African, let me inform you why blacks in American have British and Scottish last names. It is the last name of our slave masters.
they should go there for economic resons to
I know right? I can't wait to go
Was that a french flag I saw on that other boat?!?!?!?!?
Get rid of it...now. tell them this Haitian says so.
You peeped that too?? Smh
It's not a French flag....that's the flag of the people of the Coast
O.
That does my heart just fine.
Got nervous for a minute.
@amy benje lol
Is a flag of a political party in Ghana
You know the Truth and the Truth will set you free.... Our unity is the powerful truth that sets us free.....that's right!.....and they are afraid of it.......now it's happening.....the second Exodus... from the FOUR Corners of the World....Come HOME to Mother Land Queens and Kings of AFRICA....Come Home to PARADISE!
Abuse ancestors children coming back home 🏡 to feel like ❤️ affection to our motherland spiritual guidance into our roots.????Thenspirit is spiritual for all returnees to find resolve in their spiritual journey into hopeless in their spirit.??!!)))
🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭✌✌
Can i win a trip with you Roland?!
What is the meaning of the hand symbol the young lady is making?
Just watching this video, there is a business concept, boat company for transportation.
Martin, please tell me that you are permanently leaving the USA for some place in Africa - then you will be home !
We should be very careful to know the whole truth about the geographical boundaries of what really took place.
When this enslavement of our people was taking place, there was no geographical Ghana, but rather, there was a vast area designated and called as the "Slave Coast", about three-quarter of today's Ghana to the west was the Gold Coast.
Most of the enslaved Africans making by land and by boats were captured from the Slave Coast between the Volta river thru today's Togo, Dahomey / Benin, and south-western parts of today's Nigeria ( all that was the Slave Coast or the Evwehland)
Captured Africans making it to Elmina and CapeCoast were from the Salaga thru Asanteland into Elmina mainly by the British who had taken over Elmina from the Dutch, and now the Dutch - a different protestant nation, and the Portuguese a catholic nation had to go build a new warehouse aka dungeon for their human cargoes.
If the Dutch had our people in their possession from the Slave coast, they would not send them to Elmina which was under the Portuguese who were Catholics at the earlier time. And when the Dutch took Elmina from the Portuguese, the Portuguese no longer had access to their religious warehouse of slave aka dungeon.
The French being catholic would not warehouse their captured Africans in the warehouse of protestant England.
We're in fact just scratching the surface of this thing as if the Gold Coast which was much smaller to today's Ghana, was where all the actions took place and all raiders of different religious nationalities were freely using Cape Coast and Elmina with some agreement to warehouse their loot of human cargos?
We should NOT be carried away with high emotions and lose track of the enormity of this crime which had religious twists to it. The Ghanaian narrators are not doing a good job telling the whole truth or just simply ignorant of 80% of it all. The Gold Coast was very different from the Slave Coast, and it was named a slave coast for a reason.
Thank you for this input, there is so much that we do not know. There are many missing links and it is now time for we Africans, to rewrite our own history for the future generations. Our eyes are open, no more lies.
I would like to know more.
How has any Ghanaian narrator given any misinformation about the history of slavery? Ghana has never claimed all slaves had been from Ghana. It is a well known knowledge that the Cape Coast and Elimina Castles were used to transport slaves from all over. So where from this bullshit that Ghanaian narrator's have been giving inaccurate account. Why don't you post a link here. Every Ghanaian learned of our histories in schools and every educated Ghanaian know the events of slavery passed down to us from formal education and our traditional leaders and family. Our first president; the wise visionary Kwame Nkrumah who tried to unite the entire continent to make us powerful was not understood by we Ghanaians and the entire continent. The west who saw him as a threat colluded with his opponents to overthrow him and Ghana never got to realize it's influence and transformation like Malaysia. All we are doing as a country with the vision of the current leader is a realization that our resources are best left in the hands of our own race. So we are just inviting and welcoming them to the land of departure. Ghana is positioning itself well putting system and policies to shape the country. The rest of the African countries should start replicating to invite our brothers in the diaspora home. We are making our country attractive for the transformation agenda at hand. Stop trying to twist things as if Ghana has distorted history to capitalize on it. We have never said anywhere that every slave shipped to America were from Ghana
Agboka, please it will be better to get your informations very well. For you to be more educated on this issues please visit Ghana yourself. One thing I personally know is that it’s only Ghana or the then Gold Coast that had 33- 40 slave dungeons but currently it’s only two of them that are well known or mostly heard of by the people of the diaspora. Please visit RUclips and search for ( How many Slave Dungeons were built in Ghana) , Ghana isn’t claiming that all our brothers and sisters were taken from Ghana only or Ghana was the only place where the dungeons were built but it I believe we all as Blacks will learn from this Horrific and inhuman acts. Never again should we allow such evil act on the entire continents of Africa.
@@yawowusuansah2029 well done brother exactly. Couldn't have said it better my self.
After reading Barracoon... iono
Is he still mad at dr Boyce Watkins
My favorite necklace
European KINGS and Queens are best!
Roland need to stop putting his hands in their faces with his gestures.
❣️❣️❣️👏👏🎺🏆🎹🎫🎺
What’s up with the France flag on the other canoe ?
It's a political colour in ghana.
We are the prodigal sons and daughters why else would they want us to go home..
Ok I must admit that I am a little ignorant on our culture and history and hopefully someone here could help me clarify a few questions that I was not taught in the U.S. books? I know that the white man brought slaves from the west coast of Africa but how were the slaves captured? Was there a war and the slaves were taken as prisoners? Again sorry for being ignorant on this issue, I just haven’t read anything bout a war, only read bout slaves being brought but nothing bout who sold them to the white man... thx for any help clearing this up
Stop being sarcastic.
Do you have an answer or are you just saying nothing??
Black diaspora please come to east Africa
No king osei tutu is in ashanti region he is the king of the ashanti kingdom
What's a French flag doing on the other canoe? Looks strange to me!
hotels in Ghana take welfare money
Who ever wrote that comment is f....ing dick head .
Go collect ur chk and stfu!
False
sorry Americans on welfare, they are not ready to full commit to living in places like Ghana; just to stay in a hotel, cause the price drops when time gets close to 11pm, midnight
@@ab71640 you stfu
Stay there don't come back Roland you'll fit right in with them there but you won't stay there will you?
You are a white supremacist, suffer to see us rise like the phoenix dirty b
Pig 👺💩
@@la-de7ir Ignore. Be bold and FIESTY like us Jamaicans. We don't care what anyone who hate us say. Amen
Africa America, we love u in Africa . You should tour more across ancestral land ,Africa , and embrace your original African cultures. Our African land is rich within and abundant with natural resources that whites invariably envy. I urge Africa union to grant every African American a passport.
Roland need to visit Liberia. It was founded by free slaves.
Like the show but please stop saying we all came from Africa. If we did here's a simple question for you, name me one slave ship in a museum? Or better yet what nation did you come from in Africa there's over 64 there? Last thing for those with the Africa thing. The etymology of Africa is a Latin world it's not African. But that word in Latin means terra, in English it means world. So when they say the people of Africa they are saying the original people of the world. I'm not bashing it's just I know. Thinking I'm lying go to etymology online dictionary and type the African in the search engine and watch what you find
damiun79 I don’t know you,but it sounds like there is a little crack in your brain,they should name one slave ship in museums,do you think the Europeans just came and said we want slaves and took them away,which slave ship will stand 500 years without corrosion,how about the 42 concrete slave castles and fort built by the Europeans,even the castles and fortresses has change hands for about 10 times due to war between the Europeans themselves,if you have visited and see the real things you will not sit down and spit any sputum words to comfort your soul,as soon as you go there you will never be who you are again,the rise and fall of Africa came from those fortresses,blood spilt,people left their rich homeland going to an unknown,they left their lands,women and men were raped,those who resisted were sent to choking dungeons and you can still see their gnashing teeth and the claws of their finger nails on the stone concretes walls when they were choking to die.Ashantis fought the British for 130 years war the British gathered all their colonies army in the world and use it to fight the Ashanti’s,the Ashanti’s were defeated and all the 54 paramount chiefs were sent to Seychelles,the last Ashanti war with the British was fought by Queen Yaa Asantewaa from 1900 to 1901 and she was defeated she was raped and her eyes were plucked out they took her to Seychelles island and she died there,there still that you people don’t know,nobody can stay in that fortresses because there still spirits of some ancestors who died a miserable death and their spirit still lives there that is why nobody can stay in those fortresses and paint don’t stain in the walls of those buildings.If you want more information write back.
64 nations in Africa?? Really? I hope you meant 54. Anyway, the present day national borders of Africa were created during the Berlin conferences of 1884/85 and therefore have no relevance to Africans in the diaspora since the borders were created after the abolition of slavery in the West.
Africans in the diaspora didn't come from these 54 countries, they came from ethnic groups not countries.
@@pagashow1 yea the Berlin conference was to carve up those lands after European conquered it. Logic how someone from another country dividing it up.
@Becky Britin welp here's the eytomology of that word.
Africa (n.)
Latin Africa (terra) "African land, Libya, the Carthaginian territory, the province of Africa; Africa as a continent," fem. of adjective Africus, from Afer "an African," a word of uncertain origin. The Latin word originally was used only in reference to the region around modern Tunisia; it gradually was extended to the whole continent. Derivation from a Phoenician cognate of Arabic afar"dust, earth" is tempting. The Middle English word was Affrike.
@@morrisonjonathan4313 so what was the name of the fort off the coast of florida that stands today? Mordern times they called it Fort Gadsden. But before that it was called Fort Negro. So how is it we had whole forts here? Im not looking to my brothers and sisters in Africa over there because our history is here. More so than most know. Most Africans well tell us we're not African and that's been told to me before.