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Solomon and Marion

Lara Foot Newton

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Winner of the Fleur Du Cap Award for Best New South African Play Over the years, Marion has watched...

Free Jazz/Black Power

Philippe Carles, Jean-Louis Comolli and Gregory Pierrot

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For the first time in English, the classic volume that developed a radical new understanding of free...

Colour Bar (Film Tie In): The Triumph of Seretse Khama and His Nation

Susan Williams

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The true story of a love which defied family, Apartheid, and empire - the inspiration for the major...

Ambiguous Pleasures: Sexuality and Middle Class Self-perception in Nairobi

Rachel Spronk

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Among both male and female young urban professionals in Nairobi, sexuality is a key to achieving a...

Chrissie Hynde recommended Things Fall Apart in Books (curated)

"“The first time I read this one, I was on tour in Australia. I had to hide in a hotel room for an hour to finish it. I was devastated, crying, the lot. It was one of the first novels by an African to be published in English, and it is a masterpiece. Breathtaking stuff.”"

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Gambia Freedom Radio

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Freedom Newspaper, is today hitting the App Store. We joined our colleagues in the “media...

Endangered Species (2021)

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Intense, action packed survival-adventure about a wealthy American family who travel to the vast...

Lindsay (1717 KP) rated The Journal Of Joshua Loper, A Black Cowboy (My Name Is America) in Books

Feb 15, 2018

This is about a African American boy and his time on his first cattle drive. He was free and there were very though jobs for them. It about Joshua being a cowboy and the prejustice of being black.

It a good read. Though this is mostly about the time in American History. It tells you more about being Black cowboy and on the trail of "The Chisholm Trail in 1871."

If you enjoy history this is good. This is told though the boys prospective as in Dear American is told though a girl prospective. It good for children to learn about our history at that time. Learn about Cattle drives as well as what it was like being African American in the 1871.