Ep. 04 I Prof. Seth Markle I African Decolonisation, Hiphop and Youth Identity Formation In Africa

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The Pan-African Experience Podcast

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The Pan-African Experience is a podcast that aims to re-ignite discussions about Pan-Africanism. And the purpose is the plant seeds of unity and inspiration among Africans, both at home and in the diaspora. Our discussions are based on extensive research. I speak to academics to expand on existing/new knowledge, and proffer solutions to internal and external issues faced by Africans/Black people.

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Ep. 04 I Prof. Seth Markle I African Decolonisation, Hiphop and Youth Identity Formation In Africa

The Pan-African Experience Podcast

1 hour 51 minutes 16 seconds

3 years ago

Ep. 04 I Prof. Seth Markle I African Decolonisation, Hiphop and Youth Identity Formation In Africa

In today's episode of The Pan-african Experience I was joined by Professor Seth Markle to discuss African decolonization, Hip Hop culture and youth identity formation in Africa.

Seth Markle is an Associate Professor of History and International Studies at the Trinity College in Hartford Connecticut. He is a member of the Faculty Advisory Board in Human Rights Studies and the Faculty Advisor to Trinity College’s annual International Hip hop Festival.

Professor Markle is an Expert on African American history, African decolonization, African history, Black radical thought, Hip hop culture and youth identity formation in Africa, Nationalism and Pan-Africanism and Theories of African Diaspora.

I am grateful and honoured to have Professor Markle on the podcast. Subscribe and follow The Pan-African Experience Podcast on our social media platforms:
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