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ALKEBULAN with The Merc

By: Discover Africa and the Diaspora through society culture media and history
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  • Culture, Society, Media, Tech, Africa & the Diaspora.

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Episodes
  • The Gabon 'Coup': A revolutionary illusion
    Jun 2 2024
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    I talk with a Gabonese man about the recent coup in Gabon as well as its commentary on French neo-colonialism in Africa. The conversation discusses the situation in Gabon, focusing on the impact of the Bongo family's rule and the role of France in the country. My guest shares his perspective and the reasons behind the people's dissatisfaction with the B…

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    5 mins
  • Did Africans help create White Supremacy?
    May 7 2024
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    The conversation explores the necessity and implications of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. The Merc and his guest Kenim Obaigbena discuss the historical context of DEI, including its origins in the civil rights movement and its evolution over time.

    They also examine the power dynamics and control inherent in DEI initiatives, highlighti…

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    10 mins
  • We must continue to spread our African message
    Mar 13 2024

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    8 mins

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