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This is the reason ghanaian content creators are attacking me.


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This guy has displayed the ultimate form of disrespect. Instead of holding his people accountable for the disparagement of african african Americans and the accusations that we had something to do with it, without any evidence, and all the fake videos being made by his people. Putting my people in ghana and in america in actual mortal danger. Instead of addressing the tens of thousands of children's in ghana that's enslaved currently right now, as we speak. And being sold on the open market as we speak. Instead of addressing the money, rituals and the scams and schemes that actually do happen in ghana. Instead, addressing the disgusting hypocrisy of his people, the same way I do. Instead of holding his own people accountable the same way I do. He has decided to pretend like nothing that I said it was valid. He has decided to disregard the thousands of children currently right now Working to sun up to sun down as slaves in ghana. He has decided to ignore the death and destruction that happens in ghana with his own people of the same age. He has decided to disregard the epidemic of teachers in ghana sexually abusing the students. In order to defend the most hypocriticall members of his community. I guess he thinks pan african african americans are not supposed to defend our ethnic group when being viciously attacked online with no just cause. The difference between the rhetoric that SOME!!!!!! ghanaian people are spewing is that they are spewing lies spinning fake and false stories In order to hurt african americans, even though it has not been proven that we have anything to do with the situation. And everything I have said has been proven with video and can be easily looked up. Researched and verified. African americans did not treat ghanians This way when our own ethnic group was killed in their country. But as you can see, there's a certain group of people that have no problem throwing african americans under the bus and putting our african americans in danger, because they don't know how to handle their emotions During this terrible situation .And unfortunately, it turns out that this individual is one of them. Sad, but this is the reality that we live in. When you're a pan african, you have to fight your own people who are ignorant along with the outside people who are ignorant. Especially when the outside people don't seem to know how to take responsibility for the terrible things that they do. While trying to hold others accountable for the terrible things that they do. I am not the only pan african or pro black african american who have come to this reality that as much as we care about our brothers and sisters a great majority refuse to hold their people or themselves responsible for the things that they do. Please, no one go to his channel When he makes his video on me. Dont defend me or anything that I said, because my work speaks for itself. And can be verified by anybody who cares enough to do the research and find out. Let these individuals make the content that they wanna make. We pan africans understand the mission. We understand that all skin folk ain't kin folk, and that everybody has their own agenda, even if they present well.

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Afro Think Tank

ONE WAS BORN IN AFRICA. ONE WAS BORN IN AMERICA. CAN YOU TELL WHICH IS WHICH?

Look closely. 😂

What makes you think you know?

Her skin? Her hair? Her facial features?

Here’s something worth remembering.

Africa doesn’t have one face. Neither does Black America.

Different countries.

Different cultures.

Different childhoods.

Yet appearances alone cannot reveal where someone was born.

Your face doesn’t come with a passport.

So before we judge where someone belongs, perhaps we should ask ourselves how much we actually know about them.

Here’s the bigger question: Why do we sometimes turn our differences into divisions?

If this message challenges an assumption, it’s worth passing along. Let’s replace ignorance with understanding.

Unity isn’t sameness or shared experiences. It’s respecting one another even when our stories are different. ❤️

#AfricanDiaspora #BlackAmericanHistory #CulturalIdentity #UnityInDiversity

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Afro Think Tank

THE CONSPIRACY THAT FUELED THE SLAVE TRADE
Obviously our Honorable Lady is not aware of the Gun - Slave Mechanism that fueled the slave trade. The British imported over 20 million guns into West Africa during the period of the trade. Arming Kingdoms against one another to raid and fight tribal wars. Kingdoms who resisted found their enemies armed against them. A mechanism conspired to trade nothing but slaves for guns. This created insecurity in this region of Africa and disabled Kingdoms for centuries from conducting productive livelihoods resulting in weakening Kingdoms. Now if she is proud of this, Africa wishes her well.

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