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Yvonne Mbanefo, the executive producer behind the groundbreaking Instagram film “Equiano.Stories” shares about…
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Glow up with this cultural event 400 years in the making… a celebration of Angolan ancestry in America that started in 1619, featuring Pultizer Prize-winning journalist and newly-minted Howard University Professor, Nikole Hannah-Jones of The New York Times‘ 1619 Project.
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NOTE: This story was originally posted on December 31, 2019 and has been updated to reflect Nikole Hannah-Jones’ new position as a tenure track professor at Howard University.
Yvonne Mbanefo, the executive producer behind the groundbreaking Instagram film “Equiano.Stories” shares about…
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