INVESTORS CATCH THE PAAHD!™: INVEST IN PAN AFRIKAN ANCESTRAL HISTORICAL DESIGN

INVESTORS CATCH THE PAAHD!™: INVEST IN PAN AFRIKAN ANCESTRAL HISTORICAL DESIGN: "CATCH THE PAAHD!" The slogan used by Pan African Ancestral Historical Designs by designer His Excellency Nana Kweku Egyir Gyepi III - Once
one began to delve into the rich Afrikan history of Cape Coast Ghana'
Central Region, the Slave Castles of Ghana; and, the deep rooted
sentiments of the Stone of Tears, one soon realize that it is not a
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THE FIGHT TO KEEP THE LEGACY ALIVE: Traditional Chief Continues Mandela's Fight

THE FIGHT TO KEEP THE LEGACY ALIVE: Traditional Chief Continues Mandela's Fight: His Excellency Dr. Nana Kweku Egyir Gyepi III Akyempimhen of Oguaa Traditional Area Central Region Cape Coast Ghana Home ...

THE FIGHT TO KEEP THE LEGACY ALIVE: "Today, we remember Sharpeville" ~ Ban Ki-Moon

 "Today, we remember Sharpeville" ~ Ban Ki-Moon: UN Secretary General Mr. Ban Ki-Moon reiterates the perpetual message against Racism as Cape Coasts Central District Regional Chief Dr...

"Today, we remember Sharpeville" ~ Ban Ki-Moon

UN Secretary General Mr. Ban Ki-Moon reiterates the perpetual message against Racism as Cape Coasts Central District Regional Chief Dr Nana Gyepi has for years, in declaring Friday as a day for "people around the world are marking the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination for the first time following the death of Nelson Mandela. This year, the Day is a reminder to us all of his courageous struggle against apartheid and his inspiring victory over the racist forces that had imprisoned him for 27 years." Dr. Nana Gyepi not only calls for one day but a life-time of social justices! 

Nelson Mandela addressing the Special Committee Against Apartheid in the UN General Assembly Hall, 1990.

"Today, we remember Sharpeville as a symbol of the terrible toll of racism, and we honour those who lost their lives during the massacre. At the same time, we recall that President Mandela framed Sharpeville’s legacy as an unwavering resolve to protect the dignity and rights of all people."

"On this Day, I call on each one of us to speak out and stand up to racism wherever and whenever we see it happen. Let’s tackle racial hatred, taking inspiration from the proven ability of individuals to respect, protect and defend our rich diversity as one human family."  These are the words spoken by Mr Ban Ki-Moon in an article entitled: "LET'S FIGHT RACISM" 

Ban Ki-Moon Secretary General United Nations

The article on 'Linked-In' sported the above photo of Mr Nelson Mandela where Secretary Ki-Moon continues to reiterate the need  for people all around the world to reflect on and make changes to do the right thing that would eliminate the disparaging  blight of racism.

"The lessons of South Africa’s staunch defence of equality “out of the many Sharpevilles” in the country’s history can be applied anywhere in the world, not only in response to organized, institutional forms of racism but wherever it occurs, including in our daily interactions with others – from the workplace, to the classroom, to our personal lives."

As an advocate against racism and after reading the most wonderfully positive comments made by others from the above article, I must add that of which I believe to be the major consensus that adds to Racism within the USA.   Most of us recognize that education is the ‘key’!  

In the United States racism is either inadvertently or knowingly perpetuated from failure to include the positives and contributions of nations of people from history in the public school System.  US Schools historically avert teachings of diversity that would cause racism to implode destroying those ignorance’s that causes one to hate another human being.
  

Immigrants are taught the basis of US Government for citizenship and left to their own inclinations and what they see on the news or perhaps from another misinformed source to misjudge other races of people.  As long as the history of a people is being taught from a negative perspective or are excluded from core subjects of academics within the public school system, racism will continue to have a hold in US society.

We must all play our part. It starts with a change of mindsets. Racism, biases, hatred and intolerance are learned behaviors. They are like yeast, which leavens the entire loaf. 

We cannot continue to bury our heads in the sand or turn them the other way.  The "R" word is NOT going away on its own! Therefore, we must Rid Ourselves of the Damn Cursed Thing, cultivate true love and empathy for all of mankind if we are to survive as a people.  Read about one of Cape Coast Ghana Central Regional Districts Chief call for Heads of States to work together to end Racism! Dr. Nana Kweku Egyir Gyepi III  Also read a Prophecy for the USA   
 

Hotep (Peace) Light One Love! 

Apostle Rubie James

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