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Women of the African Diaspora
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Women of the African Diaspora
Current price: $36.00


Barnes and Noble
Women of the African Diaspora
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Women of the African Diaspora
makes a declaration for us to bear witness to our lived experience, love ourselves and impart our knowledge to the young women and girls in our global community.
This photo book is 150 pages of full color featuring the photos and stories of 10 women of the African diaspora wearing modern looks of traditional fabrics from the continent in Guinea, West Africa; Oakland, CA (U.S.); and Paris, France, embracing their authentic selves and natural beauty. We introduce each chapter with original art pieces and historical anecdotes, highlighting social and political movements, its global impact, as well as the migration of the diaspora to and within the U.S. and France.
Foreword by Yomi Abiola, Founder of the Fem League and Cultural Curiosity committed to the advancement of women.
makes a declaration for us to bear witness to our lived experience, love ourselves and impart our knowledge to the young women and girls in our global community.
This photo book is 150 pages of full color featuring the photos and stories of 10 women of the African diaspora wearing modern looks of traditional fabrics from the continent in Guinea, West Africa; Oakland, CA (U.S.); and Paris, France, embracing their authentic selves and natural beauty. We introduce each chapter with original art pieces and historical anecdotes, highlighting social and political movements, its global impact, as well as the migration of the diaspora to and within the U.S. and France.
Foreword by Yomi Abiola, Founder of the Fem League and Cultural Curiosity committed to the advancement of women.