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Akon says African Americans should move past slavery: 'You just gotta let it go' - Face2Face Africa

  • Aug 13, 2020
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Senegalese-American musician, philanthropist and business mogul Akon has urged African Americans to move past slavery and stop blaming the past for “every mishap”, claiming Senegal has moved on from that part of their history. He also encouraged them to move back to Africa where they can have their destinies in their own hands. The Locked...

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