Why Giving African Americans CITIZENSHIP is Essential for Africa's Development!!!!
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2022
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Mr. Derrick Johnson serves as President and CEO of the NAACP since October 2017. He graced the Dentaa show to discuss, the need for African American's to collaborate with the continent... Speaking on the importance of giving African Americans citizenship, the fact that African Americans have a lot to contribute to society and as a whole and that citizenship is one way to ensure their contribution.
Citizenship is essential for the development of any country, and in the case of Africa, it is especially important. African Americans have a rich history and culture that needs to be brought to the forefront and giving them full citizenship is one way to do that. I hope you will take the time to watch this video and consider the importance of citizenship for African Americans!
The NAACP is a highly respected civil rights organization, and its work is vital for the development of Africa. By giving African Americans the citizenship they deserve, the NAACP is helping to build a more fair and prosperous Africa.
President Johnson formerly served as vice chairman of the NAACP National Board of Directors, as well as state president for the Mississippi State Conference NAACP. A longstanding member and leader of the NAACP, Mr. Johnson has helped guide the Association through a period of re-envisioning and reinvigoration. Under President Johnson's leadership, the NAACP has undertaken such efforts as the 2018 "Log Out" Facebook Campaign, pressuring Facebook after reports of Russian hackers targeting African Americans, the Jamestown to Jamestown Partnership, marking the 400th year enslaved Africans first touched the shores of America, and 2020. We are Done Dying Campaign, exposing the inequities embedded into the American healthcare system and the country at large.
As the Biden Administration took office in 2021, President Johnson led the charge in calling for a Cabinet-level position focused squarely on advancing our nation's longstanding issue of racial justice. President Biden signed an Executive Order establishing an interagency effort to eliminate systemic racial barriers and ensuring federal policies are rooted in equity, optimizing the well-being of all in public policies.
The height of the NAACP is yet to be seen. It is our opportunity to seize upon our collective energy to make democracy work for our future. There will always be tools and devices, whether it's technology or otherwise that we can leverage and use, but there is no greater tool or device than the collective whole working in unison towards a goal of securing civil rights for our future generations. President Johnson also continues to be on the frontlines on some of the most pressing civil rights issues of our time, calling out Virginia Governor Ralph Northam for his use of Blackface, condemning the burning of Black churches in Tennessee and Louisiana, testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee in opposition to Attorney General William Barr's nomination, and overseeing the NAACP's vote to impeach President Donald J. Trump at the 110th National Convention in Detroit.
Born in Detroit, Mr. Johnson attended Tougaloo College in Jackson, MS. He then received his JD from the South Texas College of Law in Houston, TX. Mr. Johnson has also furthered his training through fellowships with the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, the George Washington University School of Political Management, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He has served as an annual guest lecturer at Harvard Law School, lending his expertise to Professor Lani Guinier's course on social movements, and as an adjunct professor at Tougaloo College.
Mr. Johnson is a veteran activist who has dedicated his career to defending the rights and improving the lives of Mississippians. As State President of the NAACP Mississippi State Conference, he led critical campaigns for voting rights and equitable education. He successfully managed two bond referendum campaigns in Jackson, MS that brought $150 million in school building improvements and $65 million towards the construction of a new convention center, respectively. As a regional organizer at the Jackson-based non-profit, Southern Echo, Inc., Mr. Johnson provided legal, technical, and training support for communities across the South.
President Johnson is frequently featured on CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, and many others, advocating on behalf of the Black community and all those who are affected by systemic oppression and prejudice. 
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Im a Jamaican, we all as black people will be coming back one day to that beautiful continent.
We need you all
Please don't come
HELP! Not enough for the locals and you want to claim their country!?
@@kokoajay5540 why are you telling Black people not to return to Africa???
@juliettebennette9840 I don’t want to move to Africa. I want to move to where you are, Jamaica. I love Jamaica and the people. There’s more Places to live and connect with than in Africa.
Not only African Americans, Afro Caribbean people as well...
Technically youu guys are american too
in fact when the term African Americans is used they are also those from the Caribbean and South America Americans are not from the United States@@BB-it4pj
I prefer Caribbeans. They never truly lost their African root. Black Americans are a little more problematic.
I been out to Ghana I'm 2018 planning to come back next year..so good to see the NAACP in Ghana... Africa is on the Radar for many of us in America now..I can see us uniting
Yes, we'll be there soon.
Yes please come Home.
@@rowdy9379 yep I'm coming back
You can't and not uniting here... how are you going to go there and unite?...smh
@@daphneytennard3267 change of venue will help.
Should foundational black Americans trust or take anyone from NAACP seriously!!
I mean what have the NAACP done for us lately!
IKR? They sold out to the establishment decades ago.
He made his point until he started talking about diversity. Blacks should be wary of it. We blacks have given too much to groups with which were supposedly being diverse with us. These groups usually gravitate back to wanting to be part of the doiminant society which for the most part is not that friendly to the black community. I have been to Ghana five times, between 2005 to 2013, and with each visit noted its progress. Accra I like but Kumasi I really like. This is an excellent interview.
Exactly! The NAACP was set up by the Rothschilds. It couldn't stop the oppression of so-called Arican American in America but they want to push their diversity agenda in Ghana. This CEO is brought and paid for. What a sell-out.
@@fayegolden932 I live in North America and they use us to push their agenda. The argument goes like this. "We free the black people from slavery and colonialism because it was moral thing to do. Now we have to embrace the other oppressed people groups because that is the moral thing to do."
The jails here are privately owned and traded on the market. The NAACP sees black men fill up these jails for profit and free labour and do nothing. This Ceo is working for the Rothchilds not for black people. Some people that look like us are sell outs.
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Blacks ehh??? Cringe referring to oneself as a color.
@@LOTUG98 Then don't do it.
If I can get Citizenship I would consider moving there
As an Afrikan living in code +61, this is something i believe every Afrikan country should implement - grant citizenship to all black people in the diaspora. Im lucky i have but what about our brothas and sistas without?
Why not çonduct a DNA test first , I don't think we Africans should open our doors to all
Some black Americans are already trying to cause issues with trying to tell us we don't know who we are.... That we're the true Jews bla bla bla
Those set of people are not welcomed here
Sure?
@black Thanks bro! I am black American and have been all over west Africa Nigeria and Ghana! Plan on moving to Ghana next year with my family! Love my African family!! ❤️
If indeed citizenship is what you want to have I don't think that will be a problem, but your foot 🦶 must be around working towards that, you just can't be in your comfort zone somewhere and say bring to me my citizenship and I will be back home
Please not only Ghana. Let include also frensh speaking countries!!! Big up Africa
Imagine all Africans from the diaspora come to 1 accord🤔……..how that movement would powerful not just by a spiritual aspect but with all the powerful minds of the people……we would change the world 🌍 ✊🏾💯
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Too bad Africans can’t get passed their tribes
Yet only Europeans have free passage all through Africa. Even native Africans have to jump through hoops to travel from country to country while Europeans pass through like nothing.
Have to end this broken mentality first, then Africa will be unstoppable.
What nonsense! The degree of ignorance is appalling! Maybe make it a Dinsney flop!
Don't feel guilty for binge watching Dentaa's interviews at all. Hey! Content is unique, educational & drives a sense of optimism & group consciousness. Dear young lady, you're a real go-getter & you always bring the creme de la creme, to discuss such topical issues. Medaase pii 🤝🏾🤝🏾 Ahoɔfɛdua!!☺️☺️😘
For those who don't know what the acronym NAACP actually means. It means The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The association was founded on 12 February 1909.
What trouble are you trying to start!?
Damn! So glad that the RUclips algorithm recommended this channel. The path to victory is through unity.
Hmm citizenship for 2nd generation Ghanaians and diaspora African is a bonus but starting out getting Ghanaian residency is an easier first step! What is disappointing is that even me having Ghanaian parenrs they made it so very hard for myself and brother to get a Ghana passport though we been coming to Ghana since the 80s! Then dual citizenship and Ghana card is another beast. One agent even told me I wasn't Ghanaian cause my parents moved abroad was born USA. Nearly brought me to tears. Ghana really needs to do better. Cause I'm still waiting.... Countries like Sierra Leone make it so easy to get dual citizenship so folks should explore other African nations and not be stuck on Ghana, stay woke.....
But nice the NAACP may have global awards in Ghana ✊🏿 always enjoy the awards in USA! I went to college at UVA in Virginia and was a NAACP member in NYC and while in grad school at Howard.
I think you were misinformed. If your parents are Ghanaian then it would be a simple process. The Leadership in Ghana mainly sees the diaspora as a cash cow! Those that try to settle there and start businesses have been nickeled and dimed to death. I personally know of many who have packed their bags and left Ghana for other African countries, mainly Rwanda. Ghana needs to do better. Old African Leadership is so shortsighted when it comes to the diaspora. They would rather go begging to the West or bow down and kiss China behind than to give citizenship to the diaspora which has the buying power of Spain.
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I had been looking at buying a home for myself in Ghana (lease-hold). I want to go visit for 3 months during the U S. WINTERS.
But after doing more research... I'm not even sure How I can get the Residency permit to I stay there 🤣🤣
@@panafricanspirit170 You only see disgruntled youtubers who have moved elsewhere while we on the ground see 1000s of disporans thriving here
We're coming oh.🙋🏽♀️ One love from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲.
Peace my brother
Not only African Americans should get citizenship. Bahamians, Jamaicans, Haitians, all descendants of slaves who were dropped off on the islands they called Caribbean
This is true. But the Caribbeans need to step up and speak up on behalf of themselves. The African Americans are speaking on behalf them.
That’s true the whole diaspora should be included. They keep mentioning AA because their trying to set us up for something negative to happen.
@AfriAmericanPrincess Um no we're not.
Yes those people are our blood brothers and sisters knowing how they found themselves in a foreign land. They are welcome and we need their brains to create and strengthen our ties and African heritage. Africans we are one no pretence about it.
you do know the slave trade story been debunked😂🤣😅😂 but this con man won't tell you that
@@lyric_S.15 Regardless, I am enjoying my dual citizenship. My family's business is growing on both continents. I love the way we are able to enrich Afrika while building generational wealth with purpose. "Urithi wangu ni Balanta na Zulu." I very proud of my Heritage. One love! One people! One Afrika! Ubuntu Ma'at Ase'🙏🏿 Uhuru
Incredible nonsense! They found themselves where they were born, where they worked, toiled, became famous, rich, that’s their motherland! The rest is Disney world.
Yeees! Happy this is being discussed 🙏🏽
Wow!!!!! Thank you for this fantastic conversation 👏🏾 😊 ❤️
Lady Dentaa! ❤🖤❤🖤 So much love. Always bringing us the best. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
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An excellent interview with a visionary and an informed leader looking to build Africa and the diaspora in unison. ❤ well done odana network
Blessings to my brother 🙏 African innovations is that promise 🙏🙏Africa will rise up 🌍🌍🌍☮️🙏 and the world will be a better place 🙏🙏🙏we need peace ☮️☮️☮️☮️ Now.. 🌍🌍☮️ world peace ✌️🌍 African United 🌍🌍🌍☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️
Muammar Gaddafi wanted to Unite all African nations & have the same money 💰 for strength but they killed him off to keep us divided & ignorant of each other. However, God is joining us together again bc it’s time. AA r not coming back to Africa to take away nothing from Africans. Plus in America 🇺🇸 many Blk Americans have helped Africans who have came to Africa. We must stand as 1.
This was so good! Thank you for bringing him on!
Great reporting!!!
❤️ the conversation.its always lit ❤️
My wish that hundreds even thousands will click on and watch this powerful video .
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Amazing interview. Thank you for sharing.
Quite an amazing interview. I love this ❤️. Thank you Odana Network 🙏🙏
Another excellent interview Dentaa. We need mire like him.💫👏🏽👏🏽✨️
thanks for listening
Thank you for this interview
It was a joy to watch this video, a beautiful representation from two different parts of the world. Thank you both and everyone involved in on this presentation.Which felt so welcoming in your conversation that was filled with all positive energy, clarification and encouragement. Amazingly powerful amount of shared knowledge, many accomplishments and future possibilities . 🕊️
Yes🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 The countries who do this will see accelerated growth🎉
This interviews was a different levels thank you for putting Africa on the map😊😊😊😊
Great Video!!!
Another amazing interview !
Great content.👍
Great interview
Great interview definitely need a part 2.
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Awww omg what a amazing interview I just went to a naacp gala event last weekend it was amazing loved this interview
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Now dearest u are coming out with mouth watering content. Thanks for the videos so far.
Very very great interview 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
THANK YOU 😊
GREAT SHOW!!!!
Very impressive and informative!!!
AWESOME !! We Need This Uplifting Process To Continue !!! I'm A70 Year old American Artist and Woodworker, Who has been looking at The Motherland as Home since the 60's and now, more than ever, So Thrilled at The fact that So many of us have Made The Connection, and Journey, I Have To Come !!
Beautiful!!!
What a blessing to see this unfold in my lifetime. This is the Ultimate Family Reunion!❤️🖤💚
I’ve lived in Asia and Europe for over 10 years, visiting some 50 countries including several in Africa. I would move to Africa within the year of an African country that offers me citizenship. Full stop. West Africa is missing her children and her children are missing her-neither seems to realize it, and both are poorer for their lack of knowledge of the entire affair.😢
'West Africa is missing her children and her children are missing her'. Are you on drugs? A more accurate portrayal would be to write West Africa sold millions of her own children into slavery for guns, alcohol and cheap trinkets. Further, many of us do not want to get associated with societies that felt it was morally justified to hunt down, capture then sell their neighbours into slavery. If you really want African citizenship, why don't you exchange places with an African migrant who literally risks his life trying to get here to Europe and escape from Africa.
You don't need citizenship to live here... Nobody will ever chase you out n it's easier to have permanent residency while you work on your citizenship. Just make the move. You don't need citizenship to validate where you feel you truly belong
@@asiamahebenezerjurgen7944 no this isn’t correct.
As a foreigner to legally live here ( Ghana), you need legal status. Upon arriving immigration stamps your passport and gives a finite number of days, if you overstay this time you’ll pay a penalty fee per month, you can extend by renewal but that also cost visa extension fees.
I know because I’ve been through it, and advised others who believed that living here is just about flying into the country and staying.
The government needs to establish a system of legal immigration with intent to stay, not a 30-60-90 day visitation visa stamp that needs renewal ( with fees )
Rwanda can Easily offer with some few requirements🇷🇼❤️
Poppycok nonsense!
Very informative Madam Dentaa!
God bless you
Glad it was helpful!
Another excellent interview
Very informative and inspirational! I’m hoping that Ghana takes the lead and offers citizenship to all of us of African descent. This could be a revolutionary action that will build momentum for the diaspora to return while developing the country. Hopefully, other African countries would follow.
Right now, Sierra Leone is leading with dual citizenship and the other countries are behind.
@@memyself4ever1 yes, it’s good that they offer citizenship provided DNA results indicate your ancestors originate from those in present-day Sierre Leone.
It’s this savior mentality that kinda funny how and why is it essential for African development if Black Americans are given citizenship it seems as if they’re trying to say Africans can’t develop on their own when black Americans can’t even develop their own neighborhoods in the US? The helpless can’t help themselves much less help Africans 😂 if it’s all about black unity globally then why is the focus only on black Americans any time I’ve seen them trying to push this black to Africa movement? Js smh
@@everythingtv2325 you might want to read my comment closer. American is not mentioned or inferred. I do agree that unity of all people of African descent is critical for our success. Peace and blessings,
@@gwendolynmiller-jones8021 my comment wasn’t a direct response towards what you stated really I mainly respond because your comment is at the top and my comments could/would get seen more if I just commented regularly my comment would’ve been pushed down js
What you are doing is fantastic 😍 love it keep going ❤️
Lady Dentaa you are awesome 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
So honor to have my Sierra Leone citizenship now.
Congratulations
We always talk about what America owes black ppl, but Africa also has an unpaid debt for their ancestors part in the slave trade. Our ancestors owned land as native Africans therefore it is our birthright to own land on the continent. But no African leader has stepped up or even apologized on behalf of their ancestors.
This interview is bull.
What part do you think Africa owes their ancestors ? What makes you think ALL of Africa was respondsible for what happen during slavery ? Is the British Monarchy not respondsible ? Africa has waaay too many other issues to focus on and to invest in the development of the continent.
@@Ny-ei2jj The part that sold our ancestors and never invited us back home.
Who is respondsible to send you back home ? That’s a discovery you have to make on your own. Why do you guys always think everybody owes you something ? Even to the ones that don’t.
@@Ny-ei2jj Not going back and forth with you. You dont have to agree with me. Love and peace.
It’s a long time coming! Way overdue! 😂😢😮😅😊
Love this. Nguvu Pamoja ( Stronger Together)
You doing a good job dentaa😍😍
Great great interview and quite inspiring!
Brothers, Sisters - we must return to putting God first in our life, live a moral and righteous life while investing and developing in Africa!
Wonderful 💖💜❤️🇯🇲
Your guest has wisdom.
Sounds wonderful
Job well done!
Great job 👍👌
In my heart mind and soul i truly believe that Ghana will lead the way in giving citizenship to African Americans in the diaspora.We have to come together as one,We need to have the citizenship!
I m sure lot of African countries will be willing to welcome back their children from DIASPORA. But the US law got to change first and allow dual Citizenship.... We love you🇹🇿🇰🇪🇨🇲🇷🇼❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️❤️🇨🇩🇪🇹🇯🇲🇸🇴🇳🇬
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The U.S will thrawt efforts for it's black citizens to return enmass to the continent.
@@Gasabo82 jews have dual citizenship...not sure what you mean by US law needs to change.
@@allanluis3696 but what you're saying? the united states allows dual citizenship unless they are hostile to the united states, my cousins are italian american with dual citizenship
@@fede-HaitiaNAmericAnrimeircs91 ghana is not hostile to USA. You are stating the obvious dude. Water is wet. Of course you cant be a dual citizen of countries that are hostile. duh.
Call all African descendents, from all countries, open the doors and develop the African continent!
Wonderful
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Dentaa, our nature is to stay connected to community to survive and thrive. I would love to see that young lady be networked with other young African scientists. That way they have each other.
This was a very inspirational interview. Let keep pushing Africa and the diaspora forward. We're the ones we been waiting for!
We waste too much time on everything in Ghana, what does it take for dual citizenship to happen? In life everything is strategic, what is our strategic alliance with our brothers and sisters in Diaspora? We need each other to facilitate our unique difference to enhance our socioeconomic expansion.
Beautiful conversation. Big ups NAACP 💪
Inspiring Intelligent Professional Blessed
Very beautiful!!! What I do really wish, is the NAACP to meet the African Union and have discussion with them. NAACP need to have chair of presentation in that union.
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They are sell outs
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NAACP short changes its potential growth and impact - it is supposed to be affiliated to AU. Israel has been applying for observer status at AU on more than three occssions🤔
List the achievements of the NAACP! I mean something they've actually done not complained and a White person had to do something about it.
God Bless you😇🙏
God bless AFRICA!!!
The way forward. We shall overcome. Thanks Dentaa. 👏🙌👍
No doubt!
This brother is a leader for the future. He is an Afro-centric global thinker speaks what other NAACP leaders have dared to say and walks the talk. He has a fire and passion for Africa and bringing us all together! Let’s pull together !
Ya'll got me PUMPED!!!
bless up
It's a possibility for the future. The top spots for gtfo of American is SA and the motherland! Wish me luck 💯🔥🔥💪🏿
On my way
This will backfire. Good luck Ghana
NAACP should also focus on promoting STEM education because it addresses the material needs of people. That is how all Asian ciuntries are doing - just look at how Chinese choice and focus on STEM which has translated into huge economic benefits
Your title is thoughtful and appropriate. Just based on the title and before I even watch the video, I wish to express my thoughts which I shared elsewhere, and which expands the narrative equally appropriately. I now do so as a reply to this comment.
I spent some time thinking about this, and I'd like to offer a suggestion which wouldn't be out of place in any national discussion about reparations. It's obvious to me that the atrocities and genocide endured by AA, over a very long period of time, simply can't go on forever, there surely must be an end to the horror. My suggestion is this:
In the debate about reparations, instead of asking for a check to be 'cut', first recognize that a permanent separation from the oppressors, is the best scenario. And that means repatriation. Ghana's president has offered his country as a natural and welcoming destination. Since Ghana's current infrastructure would clearly not accommodate many more, I respectfully advise thus:
Reparation, for the hundreds of years of unpaid, low paid, and brutal repression, could take the form of an agreement with Ghana, the US gov. and AA that, the funds be used to develop all necessary infrastructure (housing, roads, medical, educational, industries etc.), such that all AA wishing to return ( I suspect the wealthy may not), would be placed at a level no lower than Ghana's middle class.
I'm a Jamaican who became aware of the American condition 55 years ago, and quite frankly, it stinks. The atrocities against AA affect me deeply, and I regret I haven't the power or resources to do more than offer suggestions. Peace.
@@stevenbarrett4110 Without being a multigenerational American, it's hard to really know the way the system works. What you recommend would obviously be a great solution. However, this would never be allowed. The American society and financial system is a delicate instrument that requires those millions to remain exactly where they are. The US government will NEVER give up their School to Prison Pipeline, because as long as they can say you've committed a crime, slavery is STILL LEGAL in the US. They have millions of black people working for a few cents per hour in prisons. People leaving en-masse would threaten that system as well as threaten all the cheap labor they get from minimum wage jobs. Federal minimum wage is still $7.25 per hour shamefully. That means big profit for special interest groups like big employers. Of course, not all African Americans are in these conditions, but the people that would leave immediately are those most desperate, and it would have a very large impact on the US economy.
@@BrowncoatBlue I see the point. May I suggest a political angle. It appears the republicans have learned nothing from their poor midterm showing, and plan to carry on as usual, maybe become even more extreme. If that is the case, I predict a 2024 sweep for the Democrats. If that plays out, I would like to see an approach where this subject is placed front and center and with gusto, on their to do list. I am aware that reparations have been discussed in a Democratic enclave, (is it Indiana?) and by other persons in Congress. If Democrats sweep as I predict, I would be very disappointed if a VERY serious discussion about reparations wasn't introduced. This current nightmare HAS to come to an end.
Wonderful idea make the diaspora come with their fresh ideas to make a difference.
National association for the return to Africa. ( NARA)
There's so much African land for us all let's all come together already
We need to incorporate the NWACP... Into the African leadership and idiologies 🌍🌍🌍 The world needs Africa (The Motherland) 🌍☮️☮️☮️☮️🙏🌍☮️
I plan on moving to the homeland eventually but first thing I'm doing is establishing a business in America if that works successfully I hope I'll be able to open one up in Africa.
It will happen faster in africa then america. Africa land cheaper american money converts higher in most countries continents...u have advantages they dont and not much competition ..go there with 500,000 ur 6 steps ahead
Yahuah Barak atah 💙
Wasn't our ancestors taken from Africa then we should have land there that belongs to us or did they take it after they sold us into slavery?
What about 40 acres of land and a mule? Is your right and you must have them.
I have been saying this for while. None of us free until all of us are free.
Is not just about development but,recognising your own people
Your own people is where you were born, grew up, worked, have family. 400 years ago doesn’t count at all!. No one is returning home when it was never home for anyone!
❤yes I’m coming home 🥰
you are welcome
Amen My church is helping also get many Black's Back to the MotherLand
Yesss
West Sahel and Mauritania is a great idea for African Americans
How so?
@@HughJass-jv2lt There is enough land for all AAs.
Lady Dentaa, I hope you see this comment. I absolutely loved this interview, and as an African American intimately familiar with the NAACP, I fully expect that organization to engage YOU in partnership if they want to bring the Image Awards to the continent! A group of us will be paying close attention to make sure there is FULL respect for the Guba Awards. I personally don’t think it’s necessary for the NAACP to start a new awards outlet in Africa. They can honor African Excellence at the show in America as a part of promoting Black American tourism on the continent. The NAACP should also be more focused on pressuring the US government and corporations to increase African infrastructure funding and engage in fair trade to stop exploitation of the Motherland! This is not meant to be negative, but just to let you know that Black love, UNITY, partnership and respect is important to many African Americans going beyond the return. We must be conscious about the need for us to break down barriers for each other, and practice uplifting ALL of our people with every opportunity possible.
NAACP was not created by Black people but by the "ish" people.
I'm on my way
I miss Africa
Amen
Wow - big interview Madame!