🇳🇬🇪🇹🇬🇭🇿🇦1956 High School Exchange Students Prejudice Debate: Nigeria, Ethiopia, Ghana, South Africa

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  • 🇳🇬🇪🇹🇬🇭🇿🇦1956 High School Exchange Students Prejudice Debate: Nigeria, Ethiopia, Ghana, South Africa | The Demouchets REACT
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  • @pleasurehlungwani9868
    @pleasurehlungwani9868 Před rokem +160

    As black south africans we didn't even have a rap and we only relied in our fellow black Africans, thank God is getting better now, Ghana was always there for all african countries

    • @stonecold5559
      @stonecold5559 Před rokem +10

      Not ghana but nigeria

    • @maameabena1458
      @maameabena1458 Před rokem +15

      @@stonecold5559 is Ghana, the other guy is a 🇬🇭, Ghana has been there for all African countries. Gold Coast is what Ghana was be4 they change the name to Ghana. He's was the first introduced in the debate

    • @Danorous
      @Danorous Před rokem +18

      Nigeria was there for all African countries. Nigeria fought apetheid along with South Africans

    • @jeffreyantwi1306
      @jeffreyantwi1306 Před rokem +7

      @@stonecold5559 we can only revisit this argument if u get someone like Nkrumah as president

    • @bryangbedemah7050
      @bryangbedemah7050 Před rokem +6

      @@Danorous what? You need to reflect back to your history bro.

  • @sourcestvghuk9897
    @sourcestvghuk9897 Před rokem +57

    Ghana 🇬🇭 Man has taken it personal 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤He was so passionate ❤❤❤against SA Man 👨 Ghana 🇬🇭 For Life “ Gold Coast “

  • @GOODVIBES..
    @GOODVIBES.. Před rokem +103

    That guy from gold cost was standing up for blacks in South Africa and whole Africa

    • @moethemoon
      @moethemoon Před rokem +21

      Seems like Ghanaians tend to do that. Love them!

    • @jamesjohn5398
      @jamesjohn5398 Před rokem +12

      The old schooling system thought us Ghanaian to stand for all Africans

    • @dermotwallace5533
      @dermotwallace5533 Před rokem +6

      Nope, he was Nigerian. An Igbo man precisely.

    • @eve954
      @eve954 Před rokem +8

      @@dermotwallace5533Gold Coast is Ghana

    • @abbiiio
      @abbiiio Před rokem +3

      The guy was a Nigerian it was the girl that was from Gold Coast ie Ghana

  • @patrickagyei6547
    @patrickagyei6547 Před rokem +58

    I am happy my roots out and out a Ghanaian. We will remain pan Africans till we see God on his throne.God bless 🇬🇭 Ghana.

    • @hagarekunoo
      @hagarekunoo Před rokem +4

      God truly bless our homeland 🇬🇭

  • @oheneboateng7577
    @oheneboateng7577 Před rokem +78

    Alfred Bannerman the gentleman representing Gold Coast (Ghana) went on to be Professor of Neurology at Columbia University.

  • @stupidthings1997
    @stupidthings1997 Před rokem +22

    this alone tells you how loved Ghana (gold coast) is, Ghana was fighting for united of Africa.

  • @mhlave2440
    @mhlave2440 Před rokem +52

    Dr. Alfred Bannerman (Gold Coast/ Ghana) was way ahead of his peers in these debates even at that young age.

  • @carbongodly3790
    @carbongodly3790 Před rokem +50

    I remember one time my social studies teacher said insult a Ghanaian in his country and he probably will not mind you but insult the country itself and you will regret it and if he’s outside the country and you insult all of Africa he will have your head 😂😂 will never forget that

  • @greatanwaegbu
    @greatanwaegbu Před rokem +114

    I can't wait for you guys to watch the second part with other students. The Nigerian guy there was incredible!

    • @tundebakare6887
      @tundebakare6887 Před rokem +4

      For sure i have watched as well

    • @moethemoon
      @moethemoon Před rokem +16

      His name was Boniface if I recall correctly! He was so handsome! 😍 he passed away sadly but he was brilliant

    • @greatanwaegbu
      @greatanwaegbu Před rokem +3

      @@moethemoon exactly! Boniface Offokaja

    • @hyacinthdibley2420
      @hyacinthdibley2420 Před rokem +4

      @@moethemoon Darn. I was just about to look up Boniface. HE WAS INCREDIBLE in part 2...and definitely showed "what's her face" Susan how to shut up. She was annoying. Boniface reminds me about my dad. I love my dad, but he knows how to get under one's skin with facts.
      ...i don't like facts sometimes 🤣

  • @nanae6430
    @nanae6430 Před rokem +27

    When Ghana 🇬🇭 was colonized, their name was Gold Coast because of gold in that country.

  • @kevinpeters8762
    @kevinpeters8762 Před rokem +130

    Fun fact: Ghana was Gold Coast until 1957. We've been Pan African since eternity.

    • @Jay-hg6oe
      @Jay-hg6oe Před rokem +16

      Ghana🇬🇭

    • @ohenekwaku7352
      @ohenekwaku7352 Před rokem +15

      On point, we always fight for entire Africa while other Africans fight for themselves only

    • @moethemoon
      @moethemoon Před rokem +15

      And I love you Ghanaians for that! Don’t forget there are others of us fighting for all! 🇨🇩

    • @iyke333
      @iyke333 Před rokem +2

      @@ohenekwaku7352 Ghanaians fighting for Africans? hahaha u that can't stand for ur right 😂

    • @stanleyglover5534
      @stanleyglover5534 Před rokem +10

      Appropriately named, Ghana is currently Africa’s biggest producer of gold . Ghana was called the Gold Coast until independence.

  • @nmg1909
    @nmg1909 Před rokem +17

    Thank God Ethiopia 🇪🇹 later realized that they are African.

  • @sourcestvghuk9897
    @sourcestvghuk9897 Před rokem +47

    Ghanaian 🇬🇭 guy is too much 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

  • @africansaint4986
    @africansaint4986 Před rokem +23

    Ghanaians have always been bold and fearless,thats i know

    • @user-ge5lm8nw6g
      @user-ge5lm8nw6g Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@ValentineUgochukwuboldness isn't abt being violent. You can be bold with intelligence. Ghanaians don't rush. We do critical thinking before we make any move and that isn't weakness. We have had our issues as a country but our intelligence won't push us to kill each other.

  • @tigerzulu759
    @tigerzulu759 Před rokem +98

    As a South African, im upset listening to this.. Europeans in SA claim that there was no one in South Africa when they got here.. Its upsetting really... We still have problems here

    • @khem127
      @khem127 Před rokem +6

      yes, same here

    • @moethemoon
      @moethemoon Před rokem +18

      They always claim there was no one when they knew there were whole tribes/kingdoms everywhere 🤣

    • @ubaachieng4668
      @ubaachieng4668 Před rokem +6

      Many Africans owned land communally. They shared grazing land and farming land which was allocated to an individual as needed. They Europeans who came to colonize pretended that the open lands had no owners. We know that it was pretense because they had sent spies before they migrated.

    • @theonly6359
      @theonly6359 Před rokem +15

      They are just changing historical facts because they want to belong. Historically we know that when the first Europeans to reach South Africa 🇿🇦 were Portuguese not the Dutch and not the English but the Portuguese and in their records they stated that they met Ngunis and Khoi + Sans around the coastal areas. So these Dutch that are not accepted in their mother land Netherlands 🇳🇱 try to find ways to belong in South Africa 🇿🇦 by changing historical facts in order to support their “right” to remain in South Africa 🇿🇦.

    • @Praslin
      @Praslin Před rokem +4

      @@theonly6359 correct

  • @GOODVIBES..
    @GOODVIBES.. Před rokem +72

    That guy from gold coast is intelligent you can hear the pain of what is happening in South Africa when he speak

  • @silkkay1024
    @silkkay1024 Před rokem +25

    I am Ghanaian and I love Nigerians - these two nations can’t get enough of each other lol. Rivalry with love and Culture!! Massive Love to Continent leaders Naija!!

    • @empiretvgh
      @empiretvgh Před 8 měsíci +1

      ​@@ValentineUgochukwuSMH🤦

    • @DROEMEKA-is2wc
      @DROEMEKA-is2wc Před 8 měsíci +1

      ​@@ValentineUgochukwugood reply

    • @EstherKessie-pv1ed
      @EstherKessie-pv1ed Před 5 měsíci

      ​@@ValentineUgochukwustop making hate comments under this video

    • @kwenzeleniforextraders9060
      @kwenzeleniforextraders9060 Před 4 měsíci

      South Africa is Africa
      The whole of Africa is United into one

    • @user-sl2jz8en3o
      @user-sl2jz8en3o Před 4 měsíci

      From Nigeria with love.. Ghana Nigeria are like husband and wife ohh..

  • @polymath_sa9745
    @polymath_sa9745 Před rokem +35

    That white boy, makes my blood boil as a South African.. Now I know what my ancestors had to dea withl, they went through a lot

    • @paxwell141
      @paxwell141 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Upon all the stood up we stood for you guys and you guys now turn against Africans it's pains me my country was doing all their best for you guy is a shame for south African to disrespect black men in their country

  • @janicejennifer9861
    @janicejennifer9861 Před rokem +10

    The fact that they had that young man representing SA was soo telling.

  • @fruitsarelife7073
    @fruitsarelife7073 Před rokem +29

    Ghana represented the true beautiful intelligent Africa🌍💙👑👑👑
    Thank you for this reaction.
    This was very educational for all of us Africans around the world.💙💙

  • @kemiagbana5710
    @kemiagbana5710 Před rokem +19

    This guy Nigeria brings out facts....kudos to them all

  • @dicksonlegend5607
    @dicksonlegend5607 Před rokem +129

    Ghana formerly known as the Gold Coast has always been the pioneer of PAN Africanism, I must say I'm so impressed with their knowledge about other countries despite not having internet and probably televisions. This is absolutely amazing given the year this exchange program was conducted.

    • @rebeccaagbedam7794
      @rebeccaagbedam7794 Před rokem +6

      No internet n television in Ghana lol wow , come visit Ghana n see for yourself.

    • @alwaysgratefulmixail7569
      @alwaysgratefulmixail7569 Před rokem +7

      There was a lot of accurate information in books back then than now.

    • @daydreamer4407
      @daydreamer4407 Před rokem +14

      @@rebeccaagbedam7794 he meant at that time not currently

    • @dubemellit2932
      @dubemellit2932 Před rokem +3

      You know nothing about Ghana 😅
      Ghana was used by the British colonialist to conquer other African countries…, Ghana force was actually used to conquer Africa

    • @royaldiadem8660
      @royaldiadem8660 Před rokem +5

      @@dubemellit2932 now that's debatable

  • @lucyboakye505
    @lucyboakye505 Před rokem +6

    Thank you motherland you are always at our back. 🇬🇭🇬🇭🖤🖤🖤

  • @divineave6327
    @divineave6327 Před rokem +52

    You could see how Ghanaians were so passionate about pan-Africanism even before Ghana got its independence, the first president of Ghana Dr. Kwame Nkrumah was an example, he even wanted Africa to become one state.

    • @uzoejekwumadu7731
      @uzoejekwumadu7731 Před rokem +11

      That was the passion and vision, but today's politicians have ensured internal colonialism, plundering and making Africans object of international pity. Think of the likes of Sengor, Kaita, Zik, Lumumba, etc.

    • @uzoejekwumadu7731
      @uzoejekwumadu7731 Před rokem +1

      @Moon Boy Just read your history of decolonisation of Africa or if you don't have time Google each of those names I mentioned and their role. When you are done you can then come back for tutorial please 🥺

    • @whatever8985
      @whatever8985 Před 5 měsíci +1

      As an Ethiopian when we learned about the the union of Africa in school we learned about kwame Nkrumah parallel to His Imperial Majesty Haile selasie. Big ups to the Ghanaian kid.

  • @brakespearwoortman2528
    @brakespearwoortman2528 Před rokem +9

    The Ghanaian is my Uncle Bannerman who is 84 now. For the longest time he was a Doctor in the US and rose to become the Director of a hospital in Queens, New York.

  • @petlebs6894
    @petlebs6894 Před rokem +29

    As a black South African, i feel hurt and sad seeing this.
    We haven't healed from this.

  • @lindayeboah9801
    @lindayeboah9801 Před rokem +82

    One thing about Ghana 🇬🇭 Muslim and Christian are one ☝️we don’t see ourselves different we’re all Ghanaian ❤️

    • @stanleyglover5534
      @stanleyglover5534 Před rokem +16

      Religion is practiced in Ghana in the true form, we celebrate both Christian and Muslim holidays together and ,above all, we reach out across the religious divide that you see in many countries and actually inter marry . 🇬🇭

    • @kabifest8897
      @kabifest8897 Před rokem +9

      Ghana is a small country, the muslim there aren't that many, any place where Muslim numbers are many they always fight against other faiths.. we have seen many reports of muslim youths trying to attack owusu pempah church in ghana ,i can post videos for you

    • @ishmaelkumaku3546
      @ishmaelkumaku3546 Před rokem +13

      @@kabifest8897 That was not a faith based fight, they were not happy about a statement Owusu Bempah made about the national chief imam, and there are several instances where there disagreement between Christians on views and actions of some pastors. With the instance you sited, both Christians and Muslims in the country agree that Owusu Bempah was wrong about how he went about his statement. Also the so called "attack" as you choose to put it was actually a call for him to retract his words and apologize for what he had said, which he did, also visited the chief imam in person. In Ghana we see ourselves has one people irrespective of our religious believes.

    • @cedricbekoe931
      @cedricbekoe931 Před rokem +9

      @ kABI FEST Linda and Ishmael is right, I'm a Ghanaian who lived in Nima, and yes Christian and Muslim do get along in Ghana, irrespective of the believes, culture, or population. Even the Hindus are allowed to do their own thing. Religion in Ghana is a mutual respect thing.

    • @kofisam4106
      @kofisam4106 Před rokem

      @@kabifest8897 go back to the zoo!!

  • @deborahsethosa9865
    @deborahsethosa9865 Před rokem +44

    As a South African i had to take a break from this video and come back it disturbed me so bad

  • @isaackonatey
    @isaackonatey Před rokem +37

    My Ghanaian Grandfather is gooooooooood

  • @michaelkumsa2281
    @michaelkumsa2281 Před rokem +63

    I am disappointed with the kid from Ethiopia. myself being Ethiopian, i believe that he should have been more engaged on defending blacks both in Africa and the US since we were the only free black people. but the problem is back then almost all students who were sent to study abroad were from rich and Noble family. he has no idea what low class people were going through. he was basically spoiled. he has also no idea about being a Nigro as most Ethiopians. though the presenter tried to create division between those African kids. this was the point behind this debate.

  • @BMosay
    @BMosay Před rokem +12

    Wow that was a year before Ghana gained her independence and my Ghanaian /gold coast grandpa represented well 🙌🏾

  • @LifestylewithMaame
    @LifestylewithMaame Před rokem +5

    Ghana has always been ahead of its time pure panafricanist

  • @pawuramakay7535
    @pawuramakay7535 Před rokem +13

    A year after this The Gold Coast gained independence and became Ghana.

  • @adedamolaadeniyi5377
    @adedamolaadeniyi5377 Před 8 měsíci +7

    On the religion issue, my grandfather was Muslim and his wife was Christian, same as my dad. I have a Muslim name but I am a Christian because I’m closer to my mum. Some of my cousins are Muslim while some are Christians. It’s crazy how we can both live together in peace and harmony despite the differences in religious beliefs.

  • @abukitten
    @abukitten Před rokem +36

    23:18 it's literally like the Palestine/Israel issue... they come in, take your land, and then try to compromise with you on something they have NO RIGHT TO, as if they're doing YOU a favor. Literally happens all the time, just different locations.

    • @SL-pg4dh
      @SL-pg4dh Před rokem

      And then when you finally fight back they blame you for disturbing the peace and acting militant and you are the source of instability. If you just relax and take the mistreatment, there will be peace. As Malcolm x said, this is like choking a man and then faulting him for kicking you while you choke him.

    • @moethemoon
      @moethemoon Před rokem +1

      Facts

    • @TheDemouchetsREACT
      @TheDemouchetsREACT  Před rokem +4

      Government does this after natural disasters as well.

    • @dokoyajacqueline6690
      @dokoyajacqueline6690 Před rokem

      Exactly. You have touched the P/I point

    • @BMosay
      @BMosay Před rokem

      Most definitely

  • @Mastermind-im3yu
    @Mastermind-im3yu Před rokem +32

    Ghana is Gold Coast !❤

  • @simbaizhou8478
    @simbaizhou8478 Před rokem +10

    🇱🇸joining from Lesotho thank you for this video it makes me appreciate what our Forefathers did for our freedom....

  • @lindayeboah9801
    @lindayeboah9801 Před rokem +24

    Proud Ghanaian l like the way my brother was exchanging wold’s with him ❤️African are strong 💪

  • @kissphamous5451
    @kissphamous5451 Před rokem +5

    I could recollect this particular video when I was in school. Grt content as always ❤️ 🇬🇭

  • @zonkemadela2569
    @zonkemadela2569 Před rokem +11

    We were disrespected then the way we are still disrespected even now

  • @lanik4lion
    @lanik4lion Před rokem +11

    Love your reaction! spot on. What the South African guy said mirrors the great replacement theory.

  • @sourcestvghuk9897
    @sourcestvghuk9897 Před rokem +30

    Proud Ghanaian ❤❤❤pace setters from day one ☝️ Pan African is in our blood 🩸

  • @homemail9653
    @homemail9653 Před rokem +24

    Why does this still disturb me as a South African

  • @davidabua3070
    @davidabua3070 Před rokem +27

    You guys are the best! Wow! I did not expect it this soooon! Love you guys the more. Love, love your dedication to what you do.

    • @TheDemouchetsREACT
      @TheDemouchetsREACT  Před rokem +6

      It was an interesting topic so we had to do it! & we were just setting up the camera when we read your comment😅.Thanks for telling us about it. Much love!

  • @Mastermind-im3yu
    @Mastermind-im3yu Před rokem +13

    Remember the Gold Coast representative Ghanaian)is cardiology surgeon in the United state . Look him up

  • @sourcestvghuk9897
    @sourcestvghuk9897 Před rokem +30

    Ghanaian guy is very vocal 😂❤❤❤😊

    • @elvishhudson2402
      @elvishhudson2402 Před rokem +6

      Vocal paaa oo🤣🤣😂😂

    • @carbongodly3790
      @carbongodly3790 Před rokem +4

      That’s Dr Bannerman he became a Neurosurgeon from the knowledge I have of him

    • @sourcestvghuk9897
      @sourcestvghuk9897 Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@ValentineUgochukwu listen to them well , can Nigerian make a sensible submission?

  • @karabotsoaedi521
    @karabotsoaedi521 Před rokem +7

    This review is pretty interesting to listen to if you have to think of it to the current situation in South Africa. It's unbelievable

  • @muanoquinton8692
    @muanoquinton8692 Před rokem +2

    OMG... IM SO HAPPY. I suggested this

  • @TWUMKWAME5
    @TWUMKWAME5 Před rokem +17

    Ghanaian Muslims are the best they don't have the hardcore doctrine of jihad. We live side by side in peace, we attend the same school eat the same food, and play football together. I love my Muslim brothers and sister in Ghana.

  • @hagarekunoo
    @hagarekunoo Před rokem +5

    Wow! This was right a year before Gold Coast gained independence known as Ghana 🇬🇭 as I came to meet and was told. This has always been 🇬🇭 for the man who gained our independence the late Dr. Kwame Nkrumah 'respect'.

  • @nenitafrica6851
    @nenitafrica6851 Před rokem +5

    Northern Nigeria still holds that belief till today and is very hostile to Christians. This is the part that Boko Haram is destroying, and they are responsible for 90% of Nigeria's poverty and underdevelopment today. They are the reason Nigeria is not moving the way it should.

  • @Pham33n
    @Pham33n Před rokem +5

    I loved your reactions to the coronation of Isilo okaZwelithini.. even though the video quality was bad, the event was beautiful and the host stadium is amazing

  • @joshlaryea9638
    @joshlaryea9638 Před rokem +2

    We need more of this information

  • @stanleyglover5534
    @stanleyglover5534 Před rokem +5

    This a big one, I need more time to watch and delve deeper into it. Interesting 😮

    • @TheDemouchetsREACT
      @TheDemouchetsREACT  Před rokem

      This is a tough one, Mr.Stanley.

    • @stanleyglover5534
      @stanleyglover5534 Před rokem

      @Demouchets
      There are more follow up videos from that debate the you can source from the archives in America or just on CZcams. There probably 4 follow up videos from the same group, l hope you can show them.

  • @akuekabe1449
    @akuekabe1449 Před rokem +10

    Gold Coast is presently call GHANA today

  • @selemon1184
    @selemon1184 Před rokem +9

    This young men are not Emotional and very proud of who they are, they handle everything with 0 Emotion and pure logic.
    If you dont control your own emotion then some1 else will control you.

    • @TheDemouchetsREACT
      @TheDemouchetsREACT  Před rokem

      🎯💯 We'd love it if we could get people back to this! Debates should be civil.

  • @theonly6359
    @theonly6359 Před rokem +18

    We South Africans 🇿🇦🇿🇦get angry when we watch such video listening to these apartheid sympathisers justify their criminality. Honestly that deep seated anger resurrects. Today we have Orania(white only town) and apartheid sympathisers and it’s one of those things we act like we don’t see, yes we turn a blind eye to Orania.

    • @TheDemouchetsREACT
      @TheDemouchetsREACT  Před rokem +5

      We heard of this town.😒

    • @dokoyajacqueline6690
      @dokoyajacqueline6690 Před rokem +3

      It will certainly be dissolved, don't bother

    • @sadiphiri4046
      @sadiphiri4046 Před rokem +4

      Oh my beautiful country they love you so much much they won't even leave ,today every body wants a piece of you ,because you have what none have in the world Nigizimu Afrika

  • @cooljamie76
    @cooljamie76 Před rokem +4

    I don’t know where you dig out this video but thank you.

  • @Innocentia_andoh
    @Innocentia_andoh Před rokem +21

    Good coast is Ghana 🇬🇭🥰❤️

  • @theonly6359
    @theonly6359 Před rokem +14

    Listen to the music video by Dave - Black, he talks about why Ghana 🇬🇭 was called the Gold Coast and other countries in Africa. You will love the song 🎵

  • @francisyeboah8697
    @francisyeboah8697 Před rokem +7

    Ghanaians ( formerly Gold Coast) have been championing pan Africanism since early 50s . I wish you and your wife should visit 🇬🇭 Ghana. American Activists like W E dubois, George Padmore have been living till death.

  • @gezahegnmishamo1375
    @gezahegnmishamo1375 Před rokem +18

    Love you guys from land of origin Ethiopia.

  • @NavigatelifewithBEE
    @NavigatelifewithBEE Před rokem +14

    You need to react to the 1957 debate…the Nigerian speaker Boniface(blessed Memory) was very knowledgeable and articulate. Please react to the debate thanks

  • @fredquarcoo9525
    @fredquarcoo9525 Před rokem +21

    The Gold Coast/Ghana guy is still alive!

    • @wunamon
      @wunamon Před rokem +2

      FR?

    • @fredquarcoo9525
      @fredquarcoo9525 Před rokem +13

      @@wunamon Yes. His name is Alfred Bannerman. He went on to become a Professor Of Neurology at Columbia University, NY, and Director, Neurology, at Jamaica Hospital Center, Queens, NY. Dr. Bannerman spent his adult life in the United States, but now retired, living the life of a country gentleman in the rural hills of Aburi in the Eastern region of Ghana (Formerly Gold Coast).

    • @moethemoon
      @moethemoon Před rokem +6

      Thank you for the info Fred ! He has lived quite the life. I wish him nothing but peace and prosperity

    • @duchesstyra
      @duchesstyra Před rokem

      @@fredquarcoo9525 I’m South African and it would be an honour for me to meet him

  • @asefakassa7485
    @asefakassa7485 Před rokem

    Very interesting thanks 😁

  • @thatgirrljess
    @thatgirrljess Před 11 měsíci +1

    Love love this video thank you for educations yourselves and educating others on your video every time you guys react to African video as African Americans it makes me glad you guys are educating about your history to as you guys are us as much as the white love how much we fight we are all one ❤❤

  • @hiltonchitumba8696
    @hiltonchitumba8696 Před rokem +3

    We all know prejudice still a concern even now, special thanks to the African brothers standing for the rights of other Africans.

  • @sourcestvghuk9897
    @sourcestvghuk9897 Před rokem +24

    Proud Ghanaian 🙌🙌🙌🙌🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭Gold Coast

  • @patriciamuenimulwa1808
    @patriciamuenimulwa1808 Před rokem +33

    The location was new york, this was a student exchange that happened like almost 5 consecutive yrs. This youngsters were honest despite being prejudiced. Remember most african countries except Ethiopia were colonies at the time. Remember some antropologist at the time, had a false idea that some africans were not negroid but a superior kind of lost european race. There were more of this exchange videos over the years. They grew up to be very open minded people except one. Gold coast is present day Ghana.

    • @SL-pg4dh
      @SL-pg4dh Před rokem +1

      Basically they classify race by skull shape not skin color. So the eastern Africans who have features similar to Caucasian were classified as Caucasian and deemed superior to the negro. They were given privileges too and leadership positions. See the tutsi and hutus in Rwanda

    • @moethemoon
      @moethemoon Před rokem +4

      Europeans did that stuff too often. And it’s even within science history and academia. Reminds me when they tried to whitewash the Ife art and culture (bronzheads and such) by thinking they must have had contact or been European when any idiot can see the sculptures clearly had west African features. Those kinda faces can be seen nowadays too. Tried to do the same with some ancient Native American cultures too. There’s a weird obsession with proximity to whiteness even in scientific fields. Truth is those features are not really unique per se, and are not an indication of whiteness.

  • @vocabularymillionaire
    @vocabularymillionaire Před rokem +5

    Nii Nii is a great guy. He and my Grand Dad were great childhood friends and I heard how intelligent he was as a kid.

  • @sourcestvghuk9897
    @sourcestvghuk9897 Před rokem +8

    Gold Coast is now Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤

  • @crownjohnson8153
    @crownjohnson8153 Před rokem +5

    Apparently the Nigerian guy was on his own class he send the White girl from SA to the cleaners 😂🇳🇬❤️💭 Too
    Much intelligence for a young man of 17 yrs as at that time . 💯🔥🇳🇬🙏❤️

  • @naaatsweitennis1957
    @naaatsweitennis1957 Před rokem +4

    The Gold Coast is now Ghana 🇬🇭, it was Gold Coast before our independence

  • @ingridreid1313
    @ingridreid1313 Před rokem +4

    America needs to have this kind of discussion about race and ethnicity.

  • @klaw1425
    @klaw1425 Před rokem +9

    Ghana was called gold coast then or those days

  • @arubuolaebenezer9986
    @arubuolaebenezer9986 Před rokem

    I love that swimming analog you made, oh lord, I'm swimming to the other side of the river

  • @audreyquaye4095
    @audreyquaye4095 Před rokem +3

    The debate was held in a TV studio in the USA. Students from various countries all over the world were brought to the USA and they attended high schools as exchange students.

  • @babamoro8443
    @babamoro8443 Před rokem +13

    Gold Coast is present day Ghana.

  • @kofisam4106
    @kofisam4106 Před rokem +5

    This debate was held in the United state of America in 1957, during the Jim Crow era. .. the Jim Crow laws were overruled by the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 196.

  • @miminjoful
    @miminjoful Před rokem

    Love these video

  • @RicardoHipper
    @RicardoHipper Před 4 měsíci

    Geez us, this is really tense.

  • @kiaora7214
    @kiaora7214 Před rokem

    Very enlightening 🤔

  • @oarabiletshwagong1736
    @oarabiletshwagong1736 Před rokem +7

    "What is the point of teaching a Bantu child mathematics if it cannot use it in practice? Education must train people in accordance to their opportunities in life, according to the sphere they live in."- Hendrik Verwoerd.
    Those are the words of Verwoerd who is known as being the architect of Apartheid. He played a significant role in the development of Apartheid policies and ideas.
    In his own words he clearly admits that the Bantu/ black education was not the same as the white education. Black people were taught to be labourers for the white people.

  • @bensonmusau7452
    @bensonmusau7452 Před rokem +4

    You two are my favorites, you have good chemistry and you really make me proud. You are Calm Chill and always have the motherland at heart. Before civil rights movement African students started travelling to the western World. This was an exchange program they would live in with American families. As you can see they were very smart young kids with ambitions. Students from Ningeria and Ghana stood out and were very good debaters. They remind me of Malcom X or James Baldwin. There are many of those debates.

  • @sulaimonmukaila556
    @sulaimonmukaila556 Před rokem +5

    The guy is talking about northern nigeria and unfortunately it has not changed. The south is more balanced BTW the religions. Northern Nigerians still largely believe Nigeria is for the Muslim

  • @divineave6327
    @divineave6327 Před rokem +6

    Gold Coast is now today Ghana.

  • @karabotsoaedi521
    @karabotsoaedi521 Před rokem +4

    I'm thinking to myself, for the past 5 years from now. I have realised that racism is never going to go away because it comes in so many ways a person can never imagine. It is here to stay, we just have to find a way to work around it

  • @sonsonduopu3610
    @sonsonduopu3610 Před rokem +4

    Development has many definitions in which assistance of development he was referring to…..

  • @sojiadamo5212
    @sojiadamo5212 Před rokem +34

    I advise you both to watch the other Nigeria Boniface by name. You'll be in for a treat.💯✊🏾🇳🇬

    • @ohenekwaku7352
      @ohenekwaku7352 Před rokem +3

      Entreat should be the word instead of advise bro. Big ups from Ghana

    • @sojiadamo5212
      @sojiadamo5212 Před rokem +1

      @@ohenekwaku7352 not necessarily as I feel that advice is best in this sentence given there fear factor in hearing of the hardship Africans suffered on the continent throughout the 500 years in the Americas and 600 years into what is called the middle east. I use the word treat advisedly.

    • @Lighted_Path
      @Lighted_Path Před rokem

      Yea do watch the other part

    • @keng4560
      @keng4560 Před rokem +1

      He wasn't honest with Ghana but I guess the Ghana girl was in for it

    • @stupidthings1997
      @stupidthings1997 Před rokem +1

      he was thought in Gold Coast (Ghana) a school in volta region formally known as Naflico now called Zion Collage of west Africa

  • @christianaendtimetv1598

    pls react to the second part of this debate there are ladies among it,s very educative

  • @doubledeeactor
    @doubledeeactor Před rokem

    Please react to the second part of this debate

  • @kelechijure4901
    @kelechijure4901 Před rokem +7

    First to comment love your content 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬❤️❤️

    • @TheDemouchetsREACT
      @TheDemouchetsREACT  Před rokem +2

      ❤❤

    • @kofisam4106
      @kofisam4106 Před rokem +2

      @@TheDemouchetsREACT This debate was held in the United state of America in 1957, during the Jim Crow era. .. the Jim Crow laws were overruled by the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 196.

  • @udemeebong3242
    @udemeebong3242 Před rokem +18

    1956?! Considering Nigeria gained its Independence in 1960, this is definitely interesting.🇳🇬

  • @erickitson7582
    @erickitson7582 Před rokem

    Please I need part 2😂

  • @annelinesiebritz1206
    @annelinesiebritz1206 Před rokem

    In Cape Town we had 1 university ( University of the Western Cape) and Peninsula Technicon for us in the Western Cape Province

  • @LazyJokes01
    @LazyJokes01 Před 8 měsíci +2

    ❤️🇳🇬❤️🇬🇭 love for my fatherland

  • @shotzvybz6051
    @shotzvybz6051 Před rokem +3

    The location was usa for the debate check out the 1957 debate

  • @berryminion277
    @berryminion277 Před rokem +2

    Pls guys react to the second one .. the Nigerian guy was so good

  • @user-qr5bw6jo3d
    @user-qr5bw6jo3d Před rokem +5

    kenyan colony too had similar practices upto 1963. africans needed movement pass to go around.

  • @otutu2000
    @otutu2000 Před rokem +3

    Gold Coast became Ghana after Independence.