AMAKA talks with Ghanaian-British curator, producer and oral historian Natalie Fiawoo, on the significance of matrilineal intergenerational relationships in shaping our understanding of West African presence in the UK.
Images courtesy of Ruth Sutoyé and Hannah Uguru.
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Neneh
Necessary
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Simone
Great read!
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Ngozi
Let’s celebrate our identity, when you’re seen you will be heard and that how one promotes one’s culture. Don’t blend in , don’t copy unless you are improving upon what you are copying . Be you. If are tried for being African will you be found guilty? Keep up the good work Hannah
Neneh
Necessary
Simone
Great read!
Ngozi
Let’s celebrate our identity, when you’re seen you will be heard and that how one promotes one’s culture. Don’t blend in , don’t copy unless you are improving upon what you are copying . Be you. If are tried for being African will you be found guilty? Keep up the good work Hannah
Jessica.r
Very informative and a good read