Crocodile Tears, Selective Morality, and the Myth of Superiority: America’s Africa Problem

There is something profoundly contradictory about the posture of the United States in Africa, preaching governance, projecting moral authority, and yet acting with a selectivity that exposes deep inconsistencies. History is not a footnote. America’s earliest engagement with Africa was through the transatlantic slave trade, an enterprise of extraction, exploitation and dehumanisation. That legacy continues […]

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