Ace African-American Actor John Amos Finds a Home in Liberia; Says Celebrating 200 Years of Freedom is a ‘Blessing’

MONROVIA – John Amos, the famous African-American actor, could not vividly describe what it means to blacks in the United States the quest of their fore-fathers to find liberty and what it means for Liberia to celebrate 200 years of the actualization of that quest.

In a very emotional voice, he told FrontPageAfrica, “I don’t know if I can accurately describe what it means to come home after being deprived of your history, after being deprived of everything that you love and you know and you’ve been told all your life that you have no country, you have no roots.”

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