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E Encyclopaedia Africana June 25, 2021 EMPIRE WINDRUSH: BOUND FOR THE MOTHER COUNTRY WHERE THE MOTHER DOESN’T WANT OR LOVE YOU

All of the passengers who boarded the Empire Windrush were British.

E Encyclopaedia Africana June 25, 2021 EMPIRE WINDRUSH, CLEM ATTLEE’S RESPONSE TO MP

Colonisation in reverse – England owed them and still owes their descendants, better.

E Encyclopaedia Africana March 21, 2021 EMPRESS ZEWDITU

Empress Zewditu, having no surviving children, was succeeded by Tafari Mekonnen who upon becoming Emperor was renamed Haile Selassie.

E Encyclopaedia Africana March 12, 2021 EGYPT: REJECTION OF WESTERN BEAUTY STANDARDS

Now when I look at natural hair, I see the amount of character it reflects and the amount of independence.”

E Encyclopaedia Africana February 28, 2021 ELLEN JOHNSON SIRLEAF

“The size of your dreams must always exceed your capacity to achieve them. If your dreams do not scare you, they’re big enough.”

E Encyclopaedia Africana February 26, 2021 E. R. BRAITHWAITE

When Braithwaite turned one hundred in 2012, he returned to his native Guyana where he was awarded the Cacique Crown of Honour by President Donald Ramotar.

E Encyclopaedia Africana February 24, 2021 EDDIE MURPHY

The star is notoriously private and has eschewed social media meaning that, unlike most celebs who have revealed more of their homes than ever before during the pandemic, Eddie has kept his tightly under wraps.