Philosophies/Concepts
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Ethiopianism: A Movement of Faith and Liberation in Southern Africa
Ethiopianism is a religious and socio-political movement that emerged in southern Africa towards the end of the 19th century. Rooted in the interpretation of Psalm 68:31, “Ethiopia shall soon stretch forth its hands unto God,” Ethiopianism sought to reclaim African religious and cultural identity, challenging colonial domination and promoting African leadership within the church and… Continue reading
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The Négritude Movement: A Literary and Intellectual Awakening
The 1930s marked a significant period for the African diaspora, as francophone intellectuals, writers, and politicians spearheaded a revolutionary framework of critique and literary theory known as Négritude. This movement emerged as a potent force against colonialism and advocated for a Pan-African racial identity among people of African descent worldwide. Key figures such as Aimé… Continue reading
Africa Defined 