Journal of Pan African Studies

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• Black Lives Matter: Culturally Sustaining, Responsive, and Relevant Pedagogy in Higher Education.
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• Intersectionality in the Classroom: Black Lives Matter as a Consummate Example.
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• Education, Art, and The Black Public Sphere.
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• Gender and Hair Politics: An African Philosophical Analysis.

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• The Atwa Kodzidan: a unique African storytelling theatre tradition and architecture in Ghana.
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• The re-conceptualization of Shona and Venda taboos: towards an Afrocentric discourse.
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