WTNTK: Africa - Ep. 9 Nubia on the Nile: African Civilization and the Racial Politics of Memory

What Teachers Need to Know
13/10/2022 33 min
WTNTK: Africa - Ep. 9 Nubia on the Nile: African Civilization and the Racial Politics of Memory

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In this episode, we explore the vastness of Nubian history while also examining the racial politics of knowledge and memory. We focus on the way Nubia has been misunderstood and how classrooms can be sites where Africa’s ancient civilizations can be remembered and appreciated in renewed and dynamic ways.

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