This woman knows who she is and where she is from. That’s the difference. If we don’t understand where we’re from, we may get lost in understanding where we’re going. She is assertive, confident and well rounded. ❤
Dr. Milton just put everything that is happening in America among the Black community today very clear and precise. I was literally on the edge of my seat in my office listening to the wealth of knowledge she has. She is amazing i concur. Thank you for sharing I was truly inspired and encouraged.
Am a Ghanaian and my husband is African American and we relocated to Ghana what she is saying is true . Even as a Ghanaian there is a lot of things that have to been addressed .
Dr A Milton had me tears , you have to feel it to know it !. You have to be a black American to understand the burden of slavery and systemic racism plaguing America . We need people who are educated like she is to explain to the world about the black struggles everyday. It is hard as black in America, she said! I don’t know why l am so emotional about her interview! 😭😭
My heart is just broken right now…she has moved me for several reasons. She is the only person that speaks this full landscape. This says to me that she has done the analysis & that had been missing!!
I REALLY ENJOYED THIS INTERVIEW. DR. MILTON IS BEAUTIFUL INSIDE AND OUT. SHE IS HUMBLE AND INTELLIGENT, BUT NOT NAIVE. I PRAY THAT EVERYTHING GOES WELL FOR DR. MILTON.
Greetings Web Nation Africa, what a wonderful, well educated, and intelligent young black woman who happen to be a pan Africanist, awesome. She was spot on about M. Gandhi as he was a pure racist. I have to also commend you as well for your questioning process as Dr. Milton was on point and really straightforward and upright. Thanks so much for sharing.
@@JandRMediaLimited I left a positive comment about my smart and beautiful friend and you took that opportunity to “critique” my comment, telling me what I’m suggesting instead of just accepting what I wrote. Some might say that it’s you that should review your mindset. Good day.
This sister is profound ,her aim ,her targets ,her hits are from a well viewed base lines before she releases and hits her targets. Historically and politically, astuteness is her arrows..of victorious truths..
This sister is pretty smart & should be noticed by African governments..I'd really love her to consult for Kenya government. She mentioned something about informal sector is important we strive to formalize businesses..Most African nations look at informal sector with a stagnant mindset.. Also talked about over reliance on colonial established structures that worked for Europeans but never widened nor upgraded to function for majority Africans in the independent Africa..
She hit the nail on the head! However, I think there’s one more reason that keeps AA's from moving or traveling abroad: some of our people, wrongfully convicted or not, sometimes cannot get passports. So, that’s another way they keep African Americans in the States. There's literally a prison in Louisiana named Angola! They named it that for a reason, and I believe to say this is their new home... 74% of its population is African American.
She is a super lady. Very intelligent and knowledgeable. We need such people to help steer the continent in the right direction. Thanks both of you. Forward ever to my beloved continent and all melanated people across the globe. Unity is strength.
Dr. Milton thank you so much. I think you’re terrific and can do a lot in Ghana through your businesses and must also venture into educational programs and activities like that to empower our people particularly the young entrepreneurs.
Dr. Milton! Can you partner some of the girls schools like Aburi Girls High School and others like that through your organization to educate and encourage them to challenge themselves to higher positions in the Ghanaian societies.
Dr. Milton amazing assessment of Ghana Africa the infrastructure of business and being an honest Assessor of what's really happening. Interesting only 5% of businesses are formal.
This is interview has been the most informative and intelligent interview I have heard coming out of Africa about Africa. I really NEEDED to hear this before making my move to Ghana. #FAMU,#HBCU LOVE LOVE LOVE THANK YOU!
I think the sister had a lot to say she’s informative but if she’s trying to communicate to the African community as well as the diaspore, she needs to slow down so everyone understands not just the diaspore or African-Americans or African British Community
It is the time you have someone on your show who brings Hugh long-term value to the growth and development of any Africa and intern diaspora returning to Africa. She obviously has the skill to create regulatory infrastructures that would be necessary to provide transparency to do business in Africa. I find it jarring that people are selling homes in some of the " best" areas in African cities with undeveloped and inadequate infrastructures, inept governance, and no set meants of enforcing standard laws across the board for everyone. In my opinion, Africa (specific African cities) will see growth and a degree of development to sustain the wealth of foreigners who will promptly export all monetary gains to their respective native countries. Very little will trickle down to the native.
She should have also included these Blaque American inventions, light bulb, cell phone, PC computer, air conditioning and refrigeration, elevator, automobile, etc... The list is too long.
Love listening to this young lady but find one point she made about MLK I think one of the major problems with us people of colour is that we are that we are far too critical of each other and pull each other down.
How is stating that he plagiarized his dissertation and used a racist man to do it? This is very thing we should be critical of. I think what you’re asking is for us to be quiet and complicit. I refuse to be that. That’s why I have a voice and a brain. 🤷🏾♀️
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Dr. Milton would it be possible for your organization to link up with the Ghanaians in the diaspora or (America) who are interested in working with you to develop our community and country. How can we link up pls ?
Maybe African Americans aren't moving to Africa because of the many Americans moving back to America frim Ghana, and probably because of the three or four Black women who suspiciously fell dead over the recent weeks which no Ghanaian RU-vidr is address or saying anything about, that might be why Black Americans aren't moving to Africa
Thanks for your correction,but with that said, they can still report about it being said that it's happening. It's so funny how you guys over their can tell black Americans about everything bad that we're doing way over seas, but the moment something bad is going over there with you guys, all of a sudden, you fall defly quiet. The irony of it all. 🤔🤔🤔🧐🧐🧐🤨🤨🤨
African Americans like to say they have a spending power totalling into trillions of dollars, if so why is the sister saying AAs have economic challenges that make it difficult for them to come to the continent, is it because they have wrong priorities.
Your question centers around the "discredited notion of pathology" that has been thrown around without a good handle on the lived experiences of the African American community in the United States. Take this from a Pacific Islands brother who values deeper understanding of people's culture and history as opposed to taking on talking points from popular media.
Why's so hard to teach folks how to build a wooden windmill throughout Africa, even out of bamboo,,,this is 2024.. AI is coming online and we don't even have 500 year old tech...
Ethiopia has already built the Renaissance Dam the largest in Africa across one of Nile Tributaries . Kenya already has the largest Renewable electricity energy wind farm in Africa . 86% of electricity production in Kenya for instance is renewable energy . 76.5% of the population in Kenya have access to electricity 60 years after their independence . It took US more than 300 years to reach universal electricity and sewerage coverage . Gabon has 63% urbanization 63 years after its independence . The US was 25% urbanized in 1890 more than 270 years after White settled in America .
Mr Hayford, You didn't put out the social media handles of Dr. Ashley Milton. Can you put out her email, if possible. I really want to get in touch on few items she spoke briefly about with her. Thanks
Mr Host- I'm your subscriber and love your interviews. You seem to be a gentleman. Please my humble appeal if you can remove your ear ring so you become a perfect gentleman. In London here it's a symbol of rough and gay guys
You worked in Obama administration and you could not stop the US invasion of Libya. That one mistake has created a ripple of insecurity across the Sahel and West Africa with the plorification of weapons after the fall of Gaddafi
How could she have stopped the invasion of Libya 🇱🇾 because she worked in Obama's administration while African leaders sat at the conference quietly refused to vote against the invasion.
