Ghana Year Of Return 2019 | S0rr0wful Moments
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- Опубликовано: 13 янв 2020
- Hollywood celebrities who has shed tears at the Cape Coast castle said they felt a lot of pains and also heartbroken after visiting the slave dungeons of the Cape Coast Castle in Ghana.
#theyearofreturn #ghanaslavery #capecoastcastle
Omg! I cried a lot! I did a DNA test and discovered my ancestors are from Costa da Mina and West Africa 65%. Costa da Mina is knowing by "Gold coast" and I realized that my ancestors are from GHANA. I'm from Brasil and now my most important goal is go back to Ghana and visit that place. It's time to go back to home in honor of my ancestors. ✊🏾❤️
Come this December
Será muito bem recebida, go for it sister.
AKWAABA AKWAABA AKWAABA. Come back home..Even a Visit will suffice
cristiane seja benvindo..Africa is yr homeland...we love you all over there and we missed you a lot
For those who were taken away and uprooted from their people I believe deep in their heart was a longing that one day they may be free and perhaps go back to their people and motherland. To brothers and sisters in America who have come back, the desire was in your ancestors who never made it but you have actualised it. Your ancestors were thorough breeds.A strong and resilient people and that's why you are there today.Even if it's for a visit Every black American should strife to set foot in Africa. This is your Homeland . Just know even those who were left under colonization here in Africa suffered under the Europeans and their generations Still continue to suffer through manipulation, and exploitation by the Western Countries . But just know, Gods payback time is coming and what was taken from us will be given to us . Have no doubt about it.
As Africans we didn't know how luck we are for living in the land of our ancestors and being treated as humans by our fellow brothers and sisters, I am so grateful to have my whole family with me. I wish healing to our brothers and sisters who were taken away from their land
I went to the castles and walked through the dungeons, I didn't cry, but the day I was leaving Ghana it all hit me. Words cannot explain!
Words can not express what you went through when you were departing.
It is well
You were feeling what our ancestors were feeling leaving the continent but I’m sure you made them proud 🥲
Yeah that must have been painful
Ghana 🇬🇭 is the Heart ❤️ Of Africa 🌍 ... Rest in Peace to our Ancestors 🖤🕊
As africans we have to realise we are so privileged to have lived on our ancestors land.we have to be grateful.i wish African Americans peace and strength as they come back home
We are witnessing the great-grandchildren of the survivers going back home
African never gonna forget this story for ever and ever 😭😭😭😥😥😥😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Never
Anytime I watch this I cry 😢
You are healed and humbled when you walk through the story of the human trade. Thanks for retracing your steps to the Motherland. Be blessed.
l have been to that castle before and damn, it hits had, l mean HARD!!!!!! The emotional effects is immense as a black person to experience.
Welcome home welcome to the gate way of Africa Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭✊
We are resilient by nature, they tried to exterminate us for years but still we are here. Welcome back home brothers and sisters.
Our tears will never dry.
This makes me very sad I love our history may our ancestors find a needed peace lord knows they deserved it 🥺🥺🥺
Have never been able to hold my tears 😢when ever I watch this documentary 😭😭
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As my late Grandmom would have said, many Africans cried when one of their family was taken away as slaves, especially when they knew that he/she will never come back; it was like a death in many if not most of those Africans who were taken by force. For Africans that was devastating. May peace be with all of us.
I have never witnessed a person say stop talking about the holocaust but they will tell you to forget slavery, what the hell is wrong with people?
Why why why
How did they get to us?
😭😭😭I could feel our ancestors
This is so painful...
Some people in the comments shouldn’t be here this is not for y’all
GOD Told His PEOPLE who Are Called By His Name to Turn Back to Him He Will BE With You Deuteronomy 5-9 FULLY
This hurts
Just to imagine what the whites did to the Africans 😔😔😔😔✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻
What about the Africans that sold the captured Africans to the whites? They made this all possible.
@@IslenoGutierrez It wasnt the same, chattel slavery was definitely something unique created by white people
@@Julie-qr9ow Yeah but they got the slaves from black people who sold them to the whites. Black Africans still played a major role in the transatlantic slave trade and even kept slaves themselves beforehand and after.
Welcome home it's sad though
WTF i cry too
We've (our ancestors) been through every type of abuse. Not just physical. We went through physical, sexual, emotional, verbal and the list goes on and on and on✊🏾
i cry each time i see this
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The place is very close to my village, my father told me about the story mmmmmmm so sad God have mercy on us
What is the title of the background music ?
It is one of those youtube copyright free musics. Sorry it will be difficult to figure it out now.
So painful!
Amerikkka doesn’t teach any of this
So sad oooh white 😭😪😪
How Africans folks can believe in Jesus when that was the name on the 1st slave ship and above the slave dungeon in Ghana are christians churches ? Epessians 6-5. Leviticus 25 44-46. Exodus 21. Jesus in the bible never said do away with people owning people. Paul condones it told Onesimus go back to your master. How can you pray to you slave Master God and expect an answer?
You forget christianity was in Africa before it ever got to Europe
@@iphoneupdate but they worship the white washed version having white jesus on the wall.
@@richerthaniam9067 you got a point
Who owned and named the 1st slave ship Jesus has to answer to atrocious actions. That Jesus didn't do it is certain. What about the people who use his name as a curse word? Is he responsible for it? There are laws God introduced to mitigate the wickedness of man until the appearing of Jesus Christ when he would restore divine order. Read Genesis and you will find that God never gave any man ownership or dominion over another. He only allowed man to dominate the rest of creation: birds, animals, whatever is in the sea etc. Subjugation of man by man is born of sin and the fall. As Jesus would put it, "From the beginning it was not so. " To restore divine order Jesus taught that man love his neighbour as he does himself and do to others as he would have them do unto him. The apostle Paul sent Onesimus back to his boss knowing that the boss was christian. He admonishes the boss to now treat Onesimus as a beloved brother. The church above the dungeons was habitat to many vile and reprobate souls. But this is also true: many true and godly missionaries sacrificed everything, some even their very lives to bring the gospel as close to humanity in slavery, facing certain death and hopelessly helpless, as was possible. As an African born and bred in the heart of Africa I was often astounded by the deep spiritual standing of those taken into slavery. Their songs, faith and fortitude in unthinkably dire and cruel nondage transcends imagination and time. The church above the dungeons had a lot to do with it. It gave life, hope and light to those below, making them believe in God who remembers mercy. The gospel was the power of God unto salvation for all. Did not a slave trader who traversed those castles repent of it, turn to God and write a hymn of great glory? We have sung it through the ages: Amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me. I once was was lost but now am found..." They sang it in the cotton fields. Lastly God is by no means my slave God. He is my creator and the one who gave himself for me. I am not at all confused by the wicked because they are far from being like him. They seek to destroy me because he has endowed me with such exotic colour; but God gives me life. I know he loves me because he created me with unparalleled skill: I am fearfully and wonderfully made.Then, because he is so good, he gave me the fatness of the earth: Africa is the pearl of the sea and is unparalleled in glory and beauty. God endowed her beyond description: her wealth is beyond compare. Centuries of unrelenting theft have failed to exhaust her riches. To God alone only wise and to his alone Jesus Christ be all glory everlasting.
Anyone who has a relationship with God knows he answers prayer and there is no respect of persons with him
,very painful
My heart is heavy I just wanna make them proud 🥲
More African Americans should feel like this. Live a life that would make them proud. Not the way we carry ourselves now. The way most African Americans carry ourselves is shameful.
DEUTERONOMY CHAPTER 5-9 FULLY 👉💯👀🙏🎁😇🏆❤️🎺 GOD MADE THE EARTH FOR BLACK MAN 👉💯 GIVEN HIM WOMAN & EVERYTHING IN IT GENESIS 2,:1-30
How could a reasonable being treat fellow human beings like a trash? I get so sad and angry whenever I watch. How can I forgive the British for that atrocities caused to our ancestors? Very painful and hurting. People were even thrown out into the sea on board. No wonder, Bob Marley insulted them in his reggae song.
Where was Black Lives Matter then?
Why you even bringing that up?
For you to ask this question, it means you don't know the history or understand it.
Actually it was the West Africans that sold them to the West Europeans. The West Africans would capture their enemies and sell them to the West Europeans. I don't see anyone bringing this up though.
@@IslenoGutierrez there was no west Africa or south Africa by then , it was continent with common language.. there wasn't any boundaries or French or English language or anything.
@@bridgetbediako4758 there was no common language for what is today west and southern Africa. There were more languages than you have fingers and toes. And yes, there were not today’s borders, but the people in those areas were still the peoples of today. West Africans (or whatever you wish to call the people in West Africa at that time) captured other Africans and sold them to the Western Europeans. But my point was this is never talked about. It’s as if it’s swept under the rug purposely to hide it so West Africans can’t share the blame with West Europeans.
Its so pointless to be crying over something that happened 400years ago............yet no body is talking about slavery in Libya TODAY.
U can’t forget the past whiles thinking about the present
The present is the past in disguise whiles the future is the present in preview
These brothers and sisters lost their true identity. They've been taken away from their motherland to different lands and lied to. If there's slavery in any country at present, then it's very sad to hear that. But at least, they know where they are from.
Please get out of here ⚔️😳⚠️🔥😳
I first thought that Ghana was welcoming the slave descendants to Ghana because they feel guilt for selling their ancestors to the West Europeans but after reading an article which quoted the president as wanting to promote relations with African Americans to foster business and money into Ghana, I realized this whole thing was a move of selfishness.
Are you even an African? I WONDER
@@fadumomusse2132 Yes I am African, I’m Canary Islander, go find Canary Islands on the map…it’s in North Africa on the coast of Morocco. I’m just not Sub-Saharan African (black African), but I’m African.
A lot of Africans are jealous of what Ghana is doing but I can bet anyone or any African that this move by Ghana ll benefit the whole of Africa in the end
Btw, there was no Ghana during slavery so stop with ur ignorance
@@Kingoftheimmigrants4646 I think it will mainly just benefit Ghana. Maybe some Americans can bring some American innovations from the USA to Ghana and that can influence other African nations, but somehow I think any benefit will stay in Ghana.
Jealous dumbhead
They come from west africa