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CediChronicles

by CediChronicles

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Banned Histories of Race in America | Samuel James | Substack

by Samuel James

Samuel James uncovers "banned histories" of race in America, exploring the white supremacist origins of U.S. laws and overlooked inventions by Black Americans.

What I'm Reading

by Phil Lewis

Phil Lewis's "What I'm Reading" newsletter aims to provide readers with new insights through direct, straight-to-the-point interviews and stories.

Yaw's Brief: Guns, Trade, Cobalt & Africa Beyond Colonialism | Substack

by Yaw

Yaw dissects Africa's economic and political history to explain global wealth disparities. He links local narratives to global patterns, with a pragmatic, non-ideological analysis.

Our Long Walk | Johan Fourie | Substack

by Johan Fourie

Johan Fourie, a South African economic historian from Stellenbosch University, explores Africa's economic past, prosperity, and societal development.

Jerm's Substack | Substack

by Jerm

South African political cartoonist Jerm offers unique commentary on politics, self-reliance, and chaos, informed by his 'failed state' experience and UK Column show.

The Feminology Data & Research Report | Otissia Lynette | Substack

by Otissia Lynette

Otissia Lynette dissects womanhood through Feminology™, a rigorous framework blending feminine psychology, African Diaspora studies, and existentialism.

The Turbulent World with James M. Dorsey

by James M. Dorsey

Award-winning scholar James M. Dorsey offers "the scoop of interpretation" on geopolitics, the Middle East, the Muslim world, and sports politics.

The Black Studies Podcast

by The Black Studies Podcast

The Black Studies Podcast presents conversations engaging listeners in the past, present, and future of Black Studies, welcoming diverse guests.

Homo Economicus | Nicholas Decker | Substack

by Nicholas Decker

Nicholas Decker, a PhD candidate in Economics at George Mason University, explores global poverty reduction, with a particular focus on Sub-Saharan Africa.

The Black Wall Street Times | Substack

by The Black Wall Street Times

The Black Wall Street Times offers fearless reporting that amplifies Black voices, exposes injustice, and celebrates Black culture, rooted in Tulsa's Historic Greenwood District.

This Week in Africa | Jeffrey Paller | Substack

by Jeffrey Paller

This Week in Africa (TWiA) delivers a weekly curated bulletin on African democracy, development, and daily life, offering a scholarly and nuanced perspective.

One Mic Black History

by Michael Motley

Uncover the Black stories that shaped American history and point the way toward our future with Michael Motley's One Mic Black History.

An Africanist Perspective | Ken Opalo | Substack

by Ken Opalo

Georgetown Professor Ken Opalo dissects African political economy, international affairs, and culture with analysis grounded in history.

From The Browder File | Anthony Browder | Substack

by Anthony Browder

Cultural historian Anthony T. Browder delves into African history, culture, and spirituality from an Afrocentric lens, connecting ancient wisdom to modern community empowerment.

Post Strategy

by Judd Devermont

Judd Devermont's Post Strategy offers personal reflections on U.S. policy toward Africa, drawing on his experience as a top official under three presidents.

Smartphone Free Childhood South Africa | SFC South Africa | Substack

by SFC South Africa

SFC South Africa empowers parents to advocate for pausing smartphones and social media for kids, promoting tech-conscious environments and phone-free schools.

1914 Reader | Feyi Fawehinmi | Substack

by Feyi Fawehinmi

Feyi Fawehinmi's 1914 Reader explores Nigeria and Africa's pressing challenges, examining how global economic, technological, and geopolitical trends shape the continent.

African History Extra

by isaac Samuel

African History Extra uncovers the continent's neglected past, exploring topics from ancient art and architecture to pre-colonial societies and intellectual history.

ALIGN Exchange

by The ALIGN Consortium

ALIGN Exchange, from the ALIGN Consortium, shares insights from Senegal, South Africa, and Kenya to strengthen health innovation introduction in low- and middle-income countries.

GivingTuesday Africa

by GivingTuesday Africa

Amplify and celebrate African philanthropy through the #GivingTuesday movement. Explore cultural giving and leadership across the continent.