My Black is Transnational

On this episode, Dr. Ibe-Lamberts visits with Osagyefo Essoen founder and creator of the “Make Africa Home Again” attire and the Akwaaba Experience, a company that focuses on reconnecting Black Americans in the Diaspora back with African, specifically Ghana. We discuss why tourism in Africa is not valued as much by Black people compared to European countries. How can we get other Black people, specifically African Americans, to see the investment opportunity Africa has to offer if they just....Make Africa Home again! We discuss this and more! Visit us at www. blacktransnational.wixsite.com/podcast

On this episode, Ms. Maria Ajao, creator and founder of Dual Citizen, a fashion label focused on Black pride and positive representation of transnationalism in the Black community, joins the show to talk about her upbringing, her inspiration for creating Dual Citizen, and the future of it. They also talk about the impact of fashion on Black people and how her brand potentials brings people closer to Africa and allows people to embrace their culture. That and more!

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On the season's first edition of the Pillow Talk mini series, Dr. Ibe-Lamberts and Dr. Wanda talk about their expected child, the pregnancy process and the hopes and dreams...and fears for the arrival of their son in the Spring of 2020. They talk about how they discovered the pregnancy and why it was so significant to them.

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