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.Remembering #EndSARS
What to read on the 2020 #EndSARS protests.
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Editors' Picks: Independence Day
What to Read on Nigeria's Independence and Political History
Special Focus: COVID-19
Expert Roundtable
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Introducing 'The Black Atlantic'
Our New Column for Stories about the Black Experience Around the World
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.
Everything I Desire Is For Me I Discovered Who I Was When I Stopped Trying to Lose Weight
Looking back at how my body has changed over the past 15 years, I realized that I already had all the things I was waiting to be ‘thin enough’ for. Read more.
'First Draft'
Our Column Featuring Authors on Books, Reading & Writing
