Ghana Mourns a Son of the African World

The Kansas City Globe e-Edition
From left: Rev. Dr. Fred Korankye-Mensah, Dr. David Whitaker, Nana Kyere Agyemang, Claudette Perry, Rabbi Kohain, Ambassador Dr. Erieka Bennett, Kofi Okyere Darko, Dr. Toni Luck, Brian Gray, Nia Weeks, Esq., Sgan Atur Manashe (BLACKPRESSUSA)
From left: Rev. Dr. Fred Korankye-Mensah, Dr. David Whitaker, Nana Kyere Agyemang, Claudette Perry, Rabbi Kohain, Ambassador Dr. Erieka Bennett, Kofi Okyere Darko, Dr. Toni Luck, Brian Gray, Nia Weeks, Esq., Sgan Atur Manashe (BLACKPRESSUSA)

By Claudette Perry,

Co-Founder and Board Member, Diaspora African Forum Diplomatic Mission

Accra, Ghana — “Reverend Jackson’s legacy, his spirit, belonged to the world,” said Kofi Okyere Darko, Director of the Diaspora Affairs Office of the President, during a ceremony honoring the life of Reverend Jesse L. Jackson. The tribute was arranged by the Diaspora African Forum Diplomatic Mission (DAF), the…