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Black Panther Is The Film I Always Needed
Black History Month, Personal Essays Frida James 2/8/20 Black History Month, Personal Essays Frida James 2/8/20

Black Panther Is The Film I Always Needed

The Africa that is sold to us is not my Africa, the dry and desolate place filled with starving people and war lords is not my Africa. My Africa is filled with trees that are a heavenly green and the soil bleeds red. My Africa is beautiful so therefore, I am beautiful.

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Celebrating Maya Angelou: My Journey into Phenomenal Womanhood
Personal Essays, Black History Month Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson 4/4/18 Personal Essays, Black History Month Rowana Abbensetts-Dobson 4/4/18

Celebrating Maya Angelou: My Journey into Phenomenal Womanhood

For a long time, I did not believe I had a story to tell. What could be special about a Black girl from Queens? The separation between myself and my Caribbean heritage left me feeling adrift, the classic first generation dilemma.

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