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"We Lek We Salone:” The Black Americans Finding Home in Sierra Leone
Culture

"We Lek We Salone:” The Black Americans Finding Home in Sierra Leone

Several Black Americans are paving the way for members of the diaspora to find their way back to their ancestral home of Sierra Leone.

An image of the musician Fuse ODG making a frame of his face with his fingers.
Latest

Fuse ODG Launches the School of New Africa

British Ghanaian Afrobeats star Fuse ODG and his longtime manager Andre Hackett want their new educational app to revolutionize how young people learn Black history.

Drizilik sierra leone music
Music

Drizilik Is Carving Out a Space For Sierra Leone In the Afrobeats Scene

We speak with Sierra Leonean star Drizilik whose sophomore album, Ashobi, tells the story of Sierra Leone’s unique musical relationship with Africa and includes an appearance from Idris Elba.

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