Positive side of the 'Door of no return,' in Cape Coast, Ghana
March 19 2013 , Written by The Diverse Traveller Published on #Ghana, #Cape Coast, #Photography, #Africa, #Slavery, #History
his the more positive view of the 'Door of no return,' in Cape Coast, Ghana. This the side walked through by descendants of slaves to signify that they have returned 'home.'
This the more positive view of the 'Door of no return,' in Cape Coast, Ghana. This the side walked through by descendants of slaves to signify that they have returned 'home.'
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