On Our Identity

from Sòrò sókè · host The Sòrò Sókè Thinktank

It is undeniable that the African Identity has gone through many trials and tribulations but do Africans still have a thread of commonatily between them when discussing their identity? Today we are following on from last week's episode where we laid the foundation of the African identity as a concept, now we are asking the community what it means to them to be African. Do join the conversation by sharing your thoughts! -- The article read was: https://philarchive.org/archive/NWEAIT The intro music is from HalalBeats.com

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Sòrò Sókè podcast The Sòrò Sókè thinktank Salaam, Hello and Welcome :) This is an Afrocentric podcast! We approach topics that prioritises the experiences and perspectives of people of African descent in their own historical, cultural, and sociological contexts. In every episode we invite guests to emphasise the importance of African history, culture, and values, and how they shape the experiences of African people today. I've always been fascinated by Africa and I quickly realised that if I don't put in the effort to understand this vast continent I'll never know. Come along with me on this labor of love!

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