involvement in the ethiopian diaspora or has been intricate over the years i've been involved in a number of shall i say cultural exchanges everything ranging from having some good boner right a learning how to cook then and learning how to cook tips and learning actually my wife learning how to cook to vhs in next mov dire but yeah my family just loves ethiopian culture because it's the original culture it's the it's the first culture it's like the brother was saying the director producer like he was saying you know this is where we all come so naturally with my wife being third generation ethiopian as well we have a very large interest in so me being raised as an african american in los angeles my wife being raised in compton we find it a little challenging to cross some bridges when it comes to africans but you know peons typically embrace  and do a good job of making sure we're well fed at the same time and then other africans to you know i don't want to imply that other africans is difficult to work with but what i'm saying is it just seems to be more a more affinity and more closer involvement for my particular family and having gone to ethiopia also getting ready to go to ethiopia later on this year to just understand the history of sure sure sure i and i just want to thank the producers and the directors and the actors and all the people behind the film triangle showing us really first of all first class type of international production and you know making a premiere both not only here in the seattle area but honest and you guys had a chance to visit with the pan african film festival down in los angeles which is where i'm from so  immigrants coming to america is really quite amazing and now it was very touching and i had something i really enjoyed it is not the first time that i've watched the movie i'm however with him in english subtitles is the first one i understood oh it's the i mean i've heard many stories of the immigrants coming to america in leaving ethiopia during the different times and it's some of the stories are are just amazing and touching so i what  what you can say about what people go through to get a better life is really quite amazing so i don't know anything more than it can be said oh they they all did it is a wonderful job um the whole movie was well done you know some of the twists and turns of the t center and the central district of seattle right in the heart of the central district twenty third in jackson i do love this experience it's a great experience i even though i'm the one being interview i noticed the kind of enthusiasm from all of the students who are here i noticed as well that all of the students will be trained for great work that being trained for the media and the media is extremely important i try to do what i can in terms of african american history in terms of writing african american history but it's really up to the media to try to spread that story and so that's why i think what you guys are doing is so vitally important in terms of the future  people here and across the globe as well as all of the people in seattle and all the people in the u oh it's a history of black people and in that history of african americans but for me black history is really human history history of human beings so this point is written to highlight that when society gets confused to discern an accurate historical account that is pro f risks arriving at a conclusion saw random belittling another race instead of up holding humanity causing disgrace in reality let us go back traveled back to our roots in the roots of our last sisters let's go back to a time distant far although we are detached by watered down absurd notion of existence that filters all of us by the skin color by soul dormant shouting when we talk about the human race we are referring to the origin of a block race when we talk about a black