Talking Pan-Africanism with Professor Ansel Brown

Ansel K. Brown

Talking Pan-Africanism with Professor Ansel Brown

Ansel K. Brown

North Carolina Central University School of Law

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Abstract

Prof Ansel Brown encourages people of African origin to participate in the matters affecting them, and argues that the diaspora has always been important, especially in the formation of Pan-Africanism.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Apr 4 2019

Keywords

Pan-Africanism
Africa

Disciplines

African American Studies
Africana Studies
African Studies

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