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United Methodist-related Africa University in Mutare, Zimbabwe. A UMNS photo by Mike DuBose. Photo number 04-077, Accompanies UMNS #073, 2/25/04.
University of Ghana, photo by Lala Pop
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Photo by L. Walton, Courtesy of NYU Africa House
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- 3rdChapterProj: Countries in Africa have for the most part avoided the dire predictions of coronavirus-related disaster. Why is the Western media ignoring their successes?Countries in Africa have for the most part avoided the dire predictions of coronavirus-related disaster. Why is the Western media ignoring their successes? https://t.co/fujel2FLrZ— Third Chapter Project, Inc (@3rdChapterProj) September 23, 2020
- 3rdChapterProj: You can still register for tonight's free streaming of an all-female production of Othello the Moor of Venice by @harlemshakes13 , hosted by @NatnlArtsClub -- not to be missed!🎭You can still register for tonight's free streaming of an all-female production of Othello the Moor of Venice by @harlemshakes13 , hosted by @NatnlArtsClub -- not to be missed!🎭https://t.co/LSvBVRgAAV pic.twitter.com/c3ZPYXyqOI— Third Chapter Project, Inc (@3rdChapterProj) September 21, 2020
- 3rdChapterProj: Archaeologists have uncovered the foundations of the childhood home of W.E.B. Du Bois (demolished after the NAACP founder sold the property in 1954) as well as thousands of artifacts from the site:Archaeologists have uncovered the foundations of the childhood home of W.E.B. Du Bois (demolished after the NAACP founder sold the property in 1954) as well as thousands of artifacts from the site:https://t.co/dcVn5za8wW pic.twitter.com/uLocESAArk— Third Chapter Project, Inc (@3rdChapterProj) September 21, 2020
- 3rdChapterProj: Hosted by @ASC_UCLA on 10/14 at 1 pm PST, a screening and discussion of Gone to the Village: Royal Funerary Rites for Asantehemaa Nana Afia Kobi Serwaa Ampem II, a documentary film by Professor @KwasiAmpene -- register for Zoom info here:Hosted by @ASC_UCLA on 10/14 at 1 pm PST, a screening and discussion of Gone to the Village: Royal Funerary Rites for Asantehemaa Nana Afia Kobi Serwaa Ampem II, a documentary film by Professor @KwasiAmpene -- register for Zoom info here:https://t.co/OrSiZLgIEm pic.twitter.com/tcnSxkm4Gb— Third Chapter Project, Inc (@3rdChapterProj) September 17, 2020
- @3rdChapterProj: A new course at @VSU_1882 History 349 - HBCU History is attracting attention because it may be the first-ever class to teach students about the origins of Historically Black Colleges and Universities:A new course at @VSU_1882 History 349 - HBCU History is attracting attention because it may be the first-ever class to teach students about the origins of Historically Black Colleges and Universities:https://t.co/KFHDagrY7I— Third Chapter Project, Inc (@3rdChapterProj) September 15, 2020