Whose archive, whose history? Reclaiming the African past, By Toyin Falola
At its deepest level, therefore, “Whose History?” is a question about power. Who has the power to record history? Who has the power to preserve it? Who has the power to classify it? Who has the power to interpret it? Who has the power to teach it? And who has the power to define what […] The post Whose archive, whose history? Reclaiming the African past, By Toyin Falola appeared first on Premium…
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