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This course explores the history of decolonization in Africa as told by the anticolonial activists who made African independence possible. Examining the crucial decades after World War II, when European empires moved to reinvent colonialism in Africa for a postwar world. It looks at how different African activists—from women writers to guerilla fighters—tried to seize the political opening to imagine a new Africa altogether, free from European rule.

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Class #richmond_2-0943Fall 2026UGRD

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