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The war began with the signing of
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Is the African Continent A Hazard to White Supremacy?
The prospects of development in Africa continue to hit a brick wall even during the 21st century epoch. Spirited efforts by
As the New World began to flourish with white supremacy as its foundation, black masculinity shifted continuously to cater to the needs of whiteness. As slavery expanded, white people used
The Second Congo war, which is also known as the Great War of Africa or the African World war, began in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in August 1998,
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Hairstyles and grooming have been of great importance in the African culture, as well as through-out the African Diaspora.
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For the past five years, the West has seen the rise of Afrobeats in the music industry. Afrobeats artists have
The Eminent Rise and Fall of Shaka Zulu
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The origin of arithmetic has been subject to quite a lot of Eurocentric myths, that more often than not seek to torpedo the African roots of the concept. However, a
