The Mazungumzo a.k.a. The Conversation explores intergenerational blackness from a bicultural lens. As Tanzanian Americans raised in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts, blackness was always a complex equation, and still is. Throughout this journey, we are two sisters affirmed in the belief that the Black experience is both collective and interconnected—merely existing in different timezones. This podcast is a virtual experiment meant to unravel a spirit of inquiry around unity, empathy, and the New Great Migration.
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The Mazungumzo a.k.a. The Conversation explores intergenerational blackness from a bicultural lens. As Tanzanian Americans raised in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts, blackness was always a complex equation, and still is. Throughout this journey, we are two sisters affirmed in the belief that the Black experience is both collective and interconnected—merely existing in different timezones. This podcast is a virtual experiment meant to unravel a spirit of inquiry around unity, empathy, and the New Great Migration.
#endSARS Reflections: Luvvie, Davido, and Doing More.
The Mazungumzo
34 minutes 14 seconds
5 years ago
#endSARS Reflections: Luvvie, Davido, and Doing More.
The movement for black visibility is intertwined and does not exist in a vacuum. We are recognizing our collective power, and fighting to be seen and heard cross-continentally. In this week's episode, we discuss the #endSARS protests against police violence in Nigeria, featuring reflections from Luvvie Ajayi, that one time Auntie Queen Nenelwa met Davido, and some helpful ways to engage.
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Also featured in this episode: Kylie Miller (script & audio engineer): @ky_mills and Yussuf Kassim Manzi (beats maker, designer): www.ykmdesign.com, @yussufkassimmanzi
The Mazungumzo
The Mazungumzo a.k.a. The Conversation explores intergenerational blackness from a bicultural lens. As Tanzanian Americans raised in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts, blackness was always a complex equation, and still is. Throughout this journey, we are two sisters affirmed in the belief that the Black experience is both collective and interconnected—merely existing in different timezones. This podcast is a virtual experiment meant to unravel a spirit of inquiry around unity, empathy, and the New Great Migration.
