Door of no Return Cape Coast Dungeons - Ghana Tour May 2017

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@southernstyle228 4 года назад

Wow. My tears can't stop flowing. I must/will go back home.

@amanishakur3192 4 года назад

southernstyle228 i want to leave there and never come back

@Ricotet4 3 года назад

Every single African American living today must acknowledge that they are descendants of the brave and strong ones who survived the gruesome, from capture, holding in the horrible dungeons for months, torture filled journey across the ocean, to the brutal treatment on plantations in the West Indies and the Americas.

@Cmana494 3 года назад

I hope my ancestors are proud of me (Brazilian here)

@charimireles6720 2 года назад

They are Sweetheart.Blessings

@judykithcart9114 5 лет назад

I'm going.....I have to experience this for myself. I know its going to break my heart...

@godayb1 5 лет назад

U are most welcome

@jinonimus 5 лет назад

I just shed a couple tears for the first time in a while

@imaniameni7740 6 лет назад

Here left the strongest African Americans in the world who have came back to inpeove our life's

@Kalydosos 5 лет назад

Caribbeans, African Brazilians too and less negative commentary.

@LaChonneJonesMusic 7 лет назад

This is what they kept from us in America!

@Rough_Coins 6 лет назад

LaChonne Jones Music now you found it

@Kalydosos 5 лет назад

That's obvious from some of the comments from Black Americans on this forum.

@christinepage9811 4 года назад

Its alot more than this they are hiding from black people, you have to go and find the truth, they are not going to give us on a dish🙏🙏🙏🙏

@sugarbabyice28 4 года назад

@@christinepage9811 They won't tell you that Black folks come from, Judah.

@empresslonnie1love391 4 года назад

I’m literally 😢😢😢.

@msboo13 4 года назад

As soon as he opens the door I start crying. Had to go in the bathroom by myself. So I wouldn’t do it in front of family

@otisjacobs706 Год назад

I'm from Guyana South America. My ancestors lived through hell. I'm in tears watching this.

@carolynwilliams482 4 года назад

I am going soon! Please do your ANCESTRY DNA first, then go tell your ancestors thank you and you love them!.

@yayyffanco3813 3 года назад

The last time our ancestors saw the motherland 😞

@charimireles6720 2 года назад

So heartbreaking!

@jinonimus 5 лет назад

Wow

@lakersin556 6 лет назад

So sad.

@melindakelley8242 5 лет назад

Extremely 😢

@candymae1215 3 года назад

So so heartbreaking, but we survived

@bowmanclifford1255 4 года назад

Sad 😢

@amanishakur3192 4 года назад

Bowman Clifford me 2 and im nervous

@princejadon2770 6 лет назад

Hmmmmm so sad

@damanibaraka7896 5 лет назад

It's sad but necessary. I've been there.

@needlefashion7191 3 года назад

I grief I cry I wish to return to Africa what are the government of Jamaica doing for Jamaican we are brief we want to go home

@wondersarfo9201 2 года назад

Home always welcome you guys

@joelnavarro2766 2 года назад

Hi there, can i use some of this material for a homework?

@Bomani2007 2 года назад

You are good brother. Use it for what you need.

@joelnavarro2766 2 года назад

@@Bomani2007 thanks man 🤝🏾

@sasdeb643 2 года назад

Gate of no return Happy new year 🎈 Saskia Deborah Amanda Obeng (19-6-2021 Holiday Tenerife 14daysHostel TenerifeBusanarda)

@hereisayana8207 2 года назад

If Blacks came from different parts of Africa, was this the only door that all of them came through or are there multiple places like this

@PeaceWithYourNeighbour Год назад

The truth is that Ghana was used as a major hub, all slaves from other territories were congregated in these dungeons for bulk transport across the Atlantic ocean. 80% of all the castles and forts built by the colonial powers in West Africa are found in Ghana. The brutality of the trans Atlantic slave trade is more visible, well documented in these dungeons in Ghana than anywhere else because those other places only served as temporal holding places. In Ghana as the major hub, slaves could stay in the dangeons for many months. We must also understand that the continent of Africa wasn't properly divided and demarcated during the days of slavery. Africans were living almost as one people in small tribes and communities.

@madskillz3906 6 лет назад

Sheesh!! OPEN THE DAM DOOR ALREADY 😋

@madskillz3906 6 лет назад

@Pa ca I'm not an Edomita I'm Native American

@anotherpointofview222 4 года назад

1:24 "Once you went out of dat door, it was no way you were coming back." And there is no way, I'm going back. To return to a place of captivity, bondage, from which the people who I am Ascended, were traded/sold and packed like corpses in coffins called ships.

@camillenaar9413 6 лет назад

Who? Where are present day rich West Africans who's ancestors profited from the flesh trade of my ancestors who were slaves in Haiti? My husbands ancestors that were slaves in America?

@koagyeman 5 лет назад

No African profited per say, every body was fighting for his or her survival preventing capture. That was why tribal affiliation became strongest to protect your own, because when you fell prey or victim to capture your group or tribe would become depleted and then you lose the strength to fight or to protect your yourself or the group. Bear in mind that those days too, Africans were not very United, so everybody was vulnerable, hence nobody profited from slavery, they do not exist anywhere now. Some people may say the chiefs profited or made profit, but they also lost loved ones because the partner they were dealing with i.e. the white colonialists wasn't truthful but a liar and devilish.

@johndizzy1046 5 лет назад

@@koagyeman if u think this is the case ure sadly mistaken, the people that sold Africans into slavery are the same people in power today in africa, the same people that work to keep the continent down. Do u think Africans are stupid? This has been a global plan for hundreds of years.

@orphfinthewizard1774 5 лет назад

@@koagyeman them Africans messed my entire life experiences up. I will never forget. We suffered out of greed.

@Verradonairun 4 года назад

The Africans who remained on the continent - it is their ancestors who enslaved your ancestors and sold them to the Europeans. To narrow it down even further, the tribes living along the coast were in the very least complicit in the trade, since the slaves had to be marched through these lands and the Europeans needed permission to build these castle on this land and to keep them there for 400 years. So why aren't they rich today? Because the African slave traders never got anything of real value in exchange for their slaves. They were mainly interested in European weapons, rum, tobacco and decorative glass beads known as trade beads. Weapons quickly become outdated due to advances in technology, while rum and tobacco are consumed instantly. The beads were useless to begin with. None of these can be used to build a prosperous civilization. They traded an enormously valuable ressource - unlimited human labour - for worthless items. Had they chosen to receive payment in gold, precious gems or other internationally recognized valuables, they'd be the wealthiest people in the world today and the Europeans among the poorest.

@anotherpointofview222 4 года назад

@@koagyeman They profited. But the profits didn't last. Ill gotten gains. They payed for the sins they committed against their fellow man at the hands of the very people they were profiting from.

@biggcebo 3 года назад

Dispersing the 10 tribes across the world.

@charmaineyates9674 2 года назад

😔😢💔💔💔😡

@ckumar214 5 лет назад

.....Now all African-Americans have an option to return,......why are they not returning to their original homes.....??...,

@ckumar214 5 лет назад

@StanChinedu .....you are a fool , if you can't answer logically....

@2cool4school567899 5 лет назад

WHERE? They did not give documents on where they took ppl from, we can’t trace our lineage back far, you imbecile

@ckumar214 5 лет назад

@@2cool4school567899 ........................ Airhead, not your exact home , or next of kin but with DNA testing you know the tribe or region you are most connected with, that is where you go back to, your people , .......because that was the STRONGEST wish of the ancestor who was kidnapped from Africa..... to get back....., and now you have a chance to do it....., unless your American citizenship and developed country comfort is of more importace to you....

@ckumar214 5 лет назад

@marcus g .....to what end....??....

@ckumar214 5 лет назад

@marcus g ....thats obvious, I need to know more than that to decide.....

@Bomani2007 4 года назад

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