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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2016 · 2H 1M

What Do Africans Think of African-Americans?

from Mental Dialogue

The conscious community is alway pushing for African-Americans to simply refer to ourselves as AFRIKANS and one day return to AFRICA. How are African-Americans viewed when we expatriate to countries, such as GHANA, SIERRA LEONE, or LIBERIA?  What is the typical experience of AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS to the U.S. with African-Americans?  Are there stereotypes that exist betweens AFRICANS and AFRICAN-AMERICANS that keep us divided?  Special Guest, DR. BILAL KING, sociology professor MOREHOUSE COLLEGE, and Ghanaian, FRANK ASANTE, stop by to discuss the dynamics of our relationships throughout the AFRICAN DIASPORA.  Mental Dialogue asking the questions America's afraid to ask. "ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK"

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