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The Book Collection
Thanks to the cheap prices at bookdepository.com, I have started a mini African library in my study. As my bank balances increases, so will this collection! I have read some of the books in my new...
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Maya Wegerif at TEDxDar 2010 Maya was born in South Africa but is currently living in Dar es Salaam (Tanzania). Maya describes herself as a Spoken Word Poet. Her biggest influences are poets Iyeoka...
View ArticleI Remember
A few readers have emailed me about how my life was like growing up in Australia. As much as I think that I have had a privileged up bringing in Australia, there are certain things which used to...
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New African Fashion
I read one line about a yet to be released book titled New African Fashion on Africa Style Daily, and went straight to bookdepositry.com to pre-order. Author Helen Jennings writes, Ever since the...
View ArticleBlack means Different things in Different places
I love about the identity battles of Africans in the diaspora. Everybody’s experience of the issue is different yet the same. I can relate to those stories. And those are the stories which touch me the...
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What If…..
If I Told You by Anthony Anaxagorou We shouldn’t believe everything we hear! SOURCE: THIS IS AFRICA The post What If….. appeared first on AFROKLECTIC.
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In my Possession
The New African Fashion book by Helen Jennings is now in my possession. Like most of the other books I have purchased this year, this book will go into the ‘To read when I finish Major Project’ which...
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‘The Book of Negroes’ by Lawrence Hill
I must have this book! I’m searching for it online now! I just watched a video excerpt and am currently reading an except online. This book by bi-racial Canadian author Lawrence Hill has me as excited...
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Handa’s Surprise
Handa’s Surprise by Eileen Brown was the first African children’s book I ever saw. I was probably about 8 and on our weekly class reading session at the school library, our librarian read this book. I...
View ArticleThis is why Abena is Black!
I read Diaspora Diaries: This is Why I’m Black by Canadian-Ghanaian writer Abena Amoako-Green and I thought I was reading about myself. Like my Identity Battle (23/07.11), Amoako-Green writes about how...
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