Activism knows many faces. As does racism, prejudice and discrimination. We live in societies where colour is political, social and economic. It is family and it is enmity. It is a call to arms. It is a fight for justice. It is a struggle against oppression. It has long since been the latter.

In this new series, I am joined by the activist who inspired it. Esheru is an activist who is indefatigable in his determination to represent the cultures of African origin. This series will try to introduce people not only to the struggle that African nations and peoples have faced for centuries, but also to what could have been and what could be, if pro-African policies are truly applied.

Thank you Esheru for your time, wisdom and patience.

Enjoy!

Some of the books we mentioned in the podcast include:

The Psychosis of Whiteness (penguin.co.uk)

A Fatherless People – Rovingheights Books (rhbooks.com.ng)

A Line in the Sand by James Barr | Waterstones

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PS. The transcript has been generated automatically and does not always reflect what has been said with 100% accuracy. I hope however that it will still provide some clarity on the content...!