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Why Black History Month has been separated from postcolonial African politics for far too long - Face2Face Africa

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in 2016 famously accused Barack Obama of harboring an 'ancestral dislike of the British empire' that was borne out of the former American president being 'part-Kenyan'. Obama had removed from the Oval Office in his final year, a bust in honor of Winston Churchill, the World War II-era British prime...

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