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This week... Okay, so this week, Ghana approached the UN to acknowledge the atrocity of the transatlantic slave trade, right? Can we just at least acknowledge that this was, at least, top 10, at least top five, the greatest

human atrocities, right?

To condemn the enslavement of millions of Africans in the transatlantic

slave trade, right? Now, if you all know a single second of history, you have to remember,

this is from 1619 till the Emancipation Proclamation, we could say,

was the transatlantic slave trade. So we're talking, you know, two to 300 years, right?

123 nations voted in favor of condemning the enslavement of African American slaves.

There are three countries that voted against it.

USA, Israel, and Argentina, and nearly all of Europe abstained.

Y'all wonder why I won't trust white people.

This is why when y'all talk about you want to go a vacation and other this this what we be talking about okay you can't even acknowledge now what does this this UN resolution do or mean, right? It don't mean we finally getting reparations, right? Because we're not going to get reparations. We made it very clear.

Listen, they made it very clear. I'm going to explaining a little bit more later. But what we're saying

is like this was the gravest crime against humanity. Why Ghana brought it is because the vast

majority of people who were captured and dropped off all up and down the Americas were from Western Africa or specifically Ghanians, right?

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