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I am currently traveling back down the coast here in Ghana. We went, it's about like a three hour drive uh depending on the traffic uh we went up

the coast to the cape coast castle which um a lot of people visit when they come here to Ghana uh though

this castle there's a there's a few different castles that you can visit but the cape coast castle

has the door of no return I can't even put it into

words yet and I'm a wait to do so um but we were able to experience a tour of I want to call it a

castle again but our tour guy uh rabbi Kohan who is is a very well-known rabbi here.

He does a lot of tours at the castle, especially when, you know, a lot of like prominent leaders and, you know, different political people and civil rights activists come in to the country.

He does a lot of work with making sure that black people in America are connecting with Ghana

and the way that they should and just understanding our history, the way that we should.

And kind of where y'all know we learn.

And when I say, y'all, I'm talking to everyone listening to the podcast.

But black people specifically, I think think not even think I know in America we learn black history so different than

what I've experienced in real life here not even just history but also black present um so going

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