Defining the Culture

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CHANGES IN CROSS CULTURAL COMMUNICATION

Virginia Commonwealth University In this day and age where countries in Africa are growing rapidly, it is not the time to look down upon...

Third Culture Kid

VOLDA APPIA-KUSI, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Growing up in America as the first-generation daughter of Ghanaian immigrants, I knew I was...

Pan-African Identity

Pan- Africanism in the late 19th century was a movement focused on a wide range of political views, ideologies, cultural facts and the...

PAN-AFRICANISM RELEVANCY: A SOLUTION

The 1855 Post-Berlin Conference was a catalyst to a majority of the social, political, and economic issues faced by countries in Africa...

A Trick Reflection: How I Handled Being Black in Africa

DAVID CURTISS, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY “Webale nyo. Webale nyo.” That means “thank you very much” in Lugandan. It was all I could think of to...

Equality vs. Tradition

Syracuse University Growing up in Southern and Southwestern Nigeria, my experience for most of my childhood was shaped not by equality,...