Tag: Sudan

Here we go again, Black Americans swear to God that dreadlocks are so acceptable in Africa. Wearing them many will say, “we’re showing our culture of the Mother land!” Who’s land? Who’s culture? A Black American woman in Africa will appear more acceptable i...

I wrote this piece when I started trauma therapy back in the UK following my extraction, in April, from the war in Sudan. Not many people have read my story. It’s been more or less 7 months since I escaped the war. Now I feel ready to share my story widely. As an archaeologist researching Suda...