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Ghana's President, in New York, Says US Is 'Normalizing' the Erasure of Black History
Mahama warns U.S. policies erasing Black history risk global influence; he proposes a U.N. resolution calling transatlantic slavery the "gravest crime" and demands reparations.
- On Tuesday in New York, Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama criticized the U.S. administration for normalizing the erasure of Black history, warning such policies could have ripple effects for other governments and private institutions.
- Since returning to power, President Donald Trump has targeted cultural and historical institutions to remove what he labels "anti-American" ideology, leading to the dismantling of slavery exhibits and the restoration of Confederate statues.
- Mahama stated that Black history courses are being removed from school curricula and institutions are being mandated to stop teaching the "truth of slavery, segregation and racism," while books addressing these subjects are increasingly banned.
- At the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday, Mahama is proposing a resolution urging member states to recognize transatlantic slavery as the "gravest crime in the history of humankind" and to call for reparations.
- A White House spokesperson responded that Trump received "historic support" from Black Americans in the 2024 election, while Ghana's foreign minister Samuel Ablakwa noted the U.S. and European Union have indicated they will not back the resolution.
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President of Ghana Says Trump Is ‘Normalizing the Erasure’ of Black History
Speaking at an event on slavery reparations at the United Nations in New York on Tuesday, Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama accused President Donald Trump of “slowly normalizing the erasure” of black history in America and inspiring other governments to do the same around the world. The post President of Ghana Says Trump Is ‘Normalizing the Erasure’ of Black History appeared first on Breitbart.
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Speaking at an event on slavery reparations at the United Nations in New York on Tuesday, Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama accused President Donald Trump of “slowly normalizing the erasure” of black history in America and inspiring other governments to do the same around the world. Mahama was in New York to introduce a U.N.…
Ghana’s President Mahama tells US it is ‘normalising’ erasure of black history
Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama, speaking in New York on Tuesday, criticised the US administration for what he described as normalising the erasure of black history, warning that such policies could have ripple effects elsewhere.
Ghana's president, in New York, says US 'normalising' erasure of Black history
March 24 - Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama, speaking in New York on Tuesday, criticised the U.S. administration for what he described as normalising the erasure of Black history, warning such policies could have ripple effects elsewhere. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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