As some of you may have read on our Twitter timeline, we at the R and National Black Programming Consortium had a great time with Dr. Benjamin Talton, who teaches Ghanaian history and politics at Temple University. He took time between classes to give a quick lesson on the politics captured in Jarreth Merz’s An African Election.
Check out the full tweet-up at An African Election blog!
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Related: An African Election‘s Jarreth Merz On African Stereotypes And Ghanaian Politics
Related: An African Election Takes Over Racialicious
Related: An African Election on Twitter
Related: National Black Programming Consortium’s Facebook and Twitter
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