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I always think of the longstanding institutions that various African societies have developed from one of the first universities in the world: the uni...

Thank you for this great essential question, and for sharing of the great exhibit at the ICA, too, Christina!

Also, I came across these two articles on Mombasa that might interest you: (on a review of a recent book on food)

I love the people-centered perspective you foreground, Christina!

Jake, you are right on as far as the question on the environment, and I think you should write to knarrative to ask them to add such a question to the...

I love how you are using the life of Queen Idia to introduce so many important themes!

Nyangas are beautiful, fun, and transporters of people's culture!

We can't teach (or see or do) what we don't know.... Re-teaching our own (and our students') eyes to see differently, from invisibilized histories t...

I love this, Alex!

I love your reframing of hiccups Jacqi! Courage and patience to you for the school year!

Hello Kelli! Thanks for sharing your visit to that church. What is its name? Would love to learn more. It's great to read your enthusiastic re-entry i...

Jake, this analysis of the role of unions sounds fascinating and I would love to read it! There is such a great need for policy around AI... so glad u...

What great resources you shared! I was amazed by Radio Garden - as you move through the globe, you hear the languages shift. So cool! If you are looki...

I am sorry to hear of the loss of funding for this vital program of language immersion. It's disheartening to see resources that support multilinguali...

So glad that your goals include the continuing sharing of this knowledge (and our constant learning about Africa!). Would love recommendations on any ...