Vol. 5, No. 3
The Great African Revolution.IN THIS ISSUE
COVER ESSAYS
⎈ Egba Women Unite!: Lessons From the Egba Women Anti-Colonial Movement by Lanaire Aderemi; ⎈ Who Was Ojukwu?: The Many Perceptions of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu by Charles Ekpo; ⎈ The Shadow of Saint-Dominique: The First Great African Revolution by Bomi Fagbemi; and ⎈ The Inevitable Revolutionary: How Thomas Sankara Weaponized Coloniality by Kai Mora. Read the entire issue.The Latest Online
Special Focus: COVID-19
Expert Roundtable
Remembering #EndSARS
What to read on the 2020 #EndSARS protests.
Editors' Picks: Independence Day
What to Read on Nigeria's Independence and Political History
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Introducing 'The Black Atlantic'
Our New Column for Stories about the Black Experience Around the World
Love and War The War That Stood Between My Ex and Me
Our ‘us’ dissolved into thin air because the trauma of war that haunted our fathers shaped our view of love and without a conscious awareness of it, led us to make impossible demands of each other. Read more.
Grieving From a Distance A Transatlantic Memorial for My Grandfather
My grandfather passed away from COVID-19. Not being able to grieve physically with my family due to the pandemic’s lockdowns was cruel irony. Read more.
There’s No Place Like ‘Home’ Migration, Like Horticulture, Is a Delicate Process
Moving to the UK was her parents’ dream; and leaving Nigeria was her loss—until she ditched the concept of ‘home’. Read more.
'First Draft'
Our Column Featuring Authors on Books, Reading & Writing
