I know this is to inform on cooking with Teff and the region it is from which us great but Juneteenth has nothing to do with the people of the horn region nor their grains. Our ancestors scattered yest, but are not from Ethiopians at all. Teff isn't in our meals either. Also the drums playing in the background isn't from that region either of the horn. Please before diving into cultures please do more research, especially on Juneteenth because it can be offensive with the intent of being offensive by not taking time to research.
Thank you for educating me after watching the video. I appreciate you taking the time to write. The spirit I had was to be inclusive of Africa and explore a whole grain from that country. I apologize if I have offended you in any way. I’m not making an excuse for myself. Yes, you are right more research needs to be done. With your feedback, I didn’t go deep enough. I am humbled. Thanks again.
Afro Americans should be told the same when celebrating other ethnic cultures' traditions. Like St. Patrick's Day, Cinco De Mayo, and Paczki Day. She did nothing wrong and is appreciated.
@@montrosewilliams3183 Thank you Montrose for chiming in. I try to add a little more context so we can connect to these observances in a new and meaningful way. I appreciate that you knew where I was coming from. Teemo's comment is also valid and appreciated. We can always learn more from each other. Happy New Year to you!
