Anago James Akeem Osho at Whydah (Ouidah) Benin Republic, in the forest Home of the Jah family who returned from Guadeloupe in South America                                                                  INTRODUCTION The descendants of both African and European slave traders, slave plantation owners and the people of the world should agree in spirit and truth to appease the spirit of millions of slaves who died during the trans Atlantic slave trade and let us forgive each other in truth. This is the Ideal of the International Slavery Atonement Crusade. We should not be hypocritical about this. We should not be hypocritical about the level of racism in our commun...

YORUBA RELIGION AND LANGUAGE: THE SLAVE CONNECTION TO THE AFRICAN ROOT By Anago James Akeem Osho The Yoruba religions survived condemnation and ban by European Missionaries during the Trans Atlantic Slave trade through individual and group consciousness on the part of the Yoruba slaves. The survival of the Yoruba religion and language in the Americas depend on the value and importance the Yorubas placed on their culture. However, the religion and language of the Yoruba slaves served as a connection between them and their Ancestral root in Africa.