Pan-Africanism
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- Pan-Africanist noun
Example Sentences
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His latest album "African West Station" is a remarkable work of "musical pan-Africanism", the culmination of four years of research into the archives of post-independence west African music from the 1960s to '80s.
From Barron's
"In conferring Ghanaian citizenship upon Stevie Wonder," former president Nana Akufo-Addo said at Wonder's 2024 ceremony, "we not only extend our warmest embrace to a beloved son of Africa but also reaffirm our belief in the enduring spirit of pan-Africanism and the global African family".
From BBC
People on the continent have long hailed pan-Africanism, "but now we need action," he says.
From BBC
The musician's ideology was a blend of pan-Africanism, anti-imperialism, and African-rooted socialism.
From BBC
He says having known Zohran since infancy, he sees him as having inherited his father's "commitment to pan-Africanism", his parents' "courage to think freely," and their belief that one can "belong everywhere".
From BBC
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