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    Writing
    29 November 2024

    Ghanaian American Writer Explores Black Teenagehood in a Murder-Mystery

    In Heart-Shaped Lies, Elizabeth Agyemang centers the experiences and perspectives of young Black girls in a heart-racing story.

    A 15-Year-Old Nigerian Student Lends Her Voice to the Fight Against Boko Haram With Graphic Novel
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    11 October 2019

    A 15-Year-Old Nigerian Student Lends Her Voice to the Fight Against Boko Haram With Graphic Novel

    Aisha Mustapha's graphic novel about her experiences under Boko Haram was published today for International Day of the Girl.

    Issa Rae Has Been Tapped To Produce the Film Adaptation of Tayari Jones' Novel 'Silver Sparrow'
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    15 May 2019

    Issa Rae Has Been Tapped To Produce the Film Adaptation of Tayari Jones' Novel 'Silver Sparrow'

    Issa Rae is adding to her growing list of exciting projects that are in the works.

    These 3 Nigerian Authors Have Been Nominated for the 2019 Women's Prize for Fiction
    Arts + Culture
    07 March 2019

    These 3 Nigerian Authors Have Been Nominated for the 2019 Women's Prize for Fiction

    This year also marks the first time that a non-binary writer has been longlisted for the prize.

    The Beautyful Ones: Ghanaian Novel Turned Exhibition [Gallery]
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    23 July 2013

    The Beautyful Ones: Ghanaian Novel Turned Exhibition [Gallery]

    'The Beautyful Ones' is the title of new exhibit in Berlin featuring artists that want african art to be exempt from limits.

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