Building solidarity through traveling the African Diaspora
One of the many things that fascinates me about the diaspora is how even more diverse we have become as a people. With black folks being spread out all over the globe, we’ve both maintained and adapted (or been oppressed by...) new customs, traditions, languages, experiences, etc. I had a nice chat with my soon... Continue Reading →
My first time touching down in the motherland was in January of 2010. I was blessed with the opportunity to go to Ghana for 2 weeks on a short term study abroad program with my university. *Shout out to my fellow Temple owls!!* The purpose of the trip was to study emerging global markets. That... Continue Reading →
The Diasporian 