12 BLACK CONSCIOUSNESS books you should read
The black consciousness movement in South Africa emerged in the 1960s after the banning of anti-apartheid political parties and leadership.
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The black consciousness movement in South Africa emerged in the 1960s after the banning of anti-apartheid political parties and leadership.
Letlhogonolo Mokgoroane hand-picks 7 books written by Black authors to reflect on the revolution. As there is continued political instability across the African continent (and the world), these books put into words what many Black people are feeling.
iAfrica Cover – “My Coily Crowny Hair,” by Zulaikha Patel 8 seconds ago 4 min read Share with your network! “We must celebrate the heritage of Afro hair, and encourage young girls to embrace their hair and be proud of their natural beauty!” Having lived a courageous and sometimes difficult journey in relation to her own hair, author and activist Zulaikha Patel has written the children’s book, “My Coily...