Truth’s Table Classroom: Pan-Africanism & The African Diaspora

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🗓️ 7 October 2023

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Episode Description: In June 2023, Ekemini was a panelist at The Witness’ Joy & Justice Conference. The panel was about the changing demographics of the Black community in the U.S. and how we can unite as a people while honoring our various histories and social locations. In this episode, you will hear Ekemini in conversation with Marc Antoine and Tyler Burns, who moderated the conversation. Pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us!

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0:00.0	This episode of Truths Table is brought to you by our NAACP Image Award nominated book,
0:06.1	Truths Table, Black Women's Musings on Life, Love, and Liberation. Get it where all books are sold.
0:30.0	Support our work at patreon.com slash Truths Table. Now pull up a chair and have a seat at the table with us.
0:37.6	Hey y'all, welcome to Truths Table. It was a culture for Grayson Truth. I'm McKeminy,
0:44.3	and we are coming to the end of the season y'all. But as we are coming to our close, I am excited to
0:52.8	share with you all a special Truths Table classroom episode. And this episode is a special one
1:01.3	because earlier this year, well, I guess the summer, I participated on a panel at the Witnesses
1:10.8	Joy and Justice Conference back in June of 2023. And I was on the panel alongside Mark Antoine,
1:23.1	who is the Haitian American born in Haiti, though, and immigrated here to the U.S.
1:32.0	in me being second-gen Nigerian-American, some social, I'll just say first-gen, but you know,
1:39.1	American born to Nigerian parents. We were on the panel discussing really the changing
1:47.0	upper graphics of the black community, black immigrants, and pan-Africanism, and none other than
1:56.2	Tyler Burns moderated our conversation. So I hope you enjoy this Truths Table classroom
2:02.3	about pan-Africanism and the African diaspora. So you can get just hopefully some more information
2:10.7	and knowledge and understanding of what pan-Africanism is and how we are connected to one another.
2:19.7	So I hope that it's insightful, helpful, and encouraging to you. Enjoy this episode.
2:26.8	So I have two incredible people who have had the privilege to know one longer than the other,
2:32.8	but I've been blessed and inspired by each of them. And to my left is none other than
2:39.0	Ikemini Juan. She is one half of Truths Table, the podcast, one half of Truths Table,
2:46.8	the award-nominated, the NAACP Image Award-nominated book. She is a public theologian, she's a gift,
2:56.0	and I have the privilege of calling Ikemini, my big sister, my friend. So we honor you. Can we give
3:02.2	it up for Ikemini? Did I do it right? Is there anything else you want to add? You want to add?
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