Pan-Africanism Part 1 I w/ Dr. Kanakulya Dickson

03/09/20 • 95 min

For this episode, the team interviews Dr. Kanakulya Dickson a lecturer at Makerere University under the Department of Philosophy, among other academic institutions in Uganda. Today we talk to Dr. Dickson about the importance of Pan-Africanism in the struggle for liberation. Due to the subject matter and the quality of the conversation, this episode is a bit longer than usual. Below you can find the episode broken down into three segments:

Segment 1 - 01:06 - What is Pan-Africanism?
Segment 2 - 28:27 - The Shades of Pan-Africanism
Segment 3 - 01:02:27 - How the Pan-African Movement Has Been Intellectualized

Here are some resources that Dr. Dickson and the team wanted to include as a follow up to the conversation:

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Segment 1 - 01:06 - What is Pan-Africanism?
Segment 2 - 28:27 - The Shades of Pan-Africanism
Segment 3 - 01:02:27 - How the Pan-African Movement Has Been Intellectualized

Here are some resources that Dr. Dickson and the team wanted to include as a follow up to the conversation:

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Pan-Africanism Pt. 2 I w/ D'Juan Owens

On today's episode we speak to our brother, D'Juan Owens, a Pan-Africanist based in North Carolina, USA. D'Juan has helped guide and mentor NWS in so many ways, even flying to Uganda to collaborate with us for our first conference in August 2019. We bring D'Juan on to gain a more full scope and perspective on Pan-Africanism, learning how the movement has helped him connect back to his roots and understand the most effective ways to fight for justice.
Find D'Juan on Instagram: @djuan____
Resources:
The Mis-Education of the Negro
The Fifth Pan-African Conference
Marcus Mosiah Garvey, The Man Who Led the
Largest Mass Movement in Black History
Dr. Amos Wilson
Patrice Lumumba: the most important assassination of the 20th century

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No White Saviors Podcast - Pan-Africanism Part 1 I w/ Dr. Kanakulya Dickson

Transcript

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