The Philosophy of Pan-Africanism

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Think Twice Show

Think Twice

37 episodes

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Hailing from South East London, long time friends Benz and Tef have created Think Twice. Born out of heated discussions and debates about what is or isn’t morally bankrupt. Think Twice discusses the moral fabric that shapes their decision making which forces the audience to think twice about their own morals too

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The Philosophy of Pan-Africanism

Think Twice Show

36 minutes 42 seconds

2 months ago

The Philosophy of Pan-Africanism

Benz and Tef explore the modern pulse of Pan-Africanism, tracing its roots through the visions of Nkrumah, Garvey, and Du Bois. They unpack the tension between global influence and local control, and the responsibility of those abroad in shaping Africa’s path forward. The episode ends with a difficult choice: quick progress through outside help, or slow, steady growth led from within. Enjoy!

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