philosophy

African literature isn’t a genre, it’s a world of memory, language, resistance, rhythm. Every page is a mirror and every story is a return. Wherever you begin, know that there is no single story, only many ways home 🫶🏿🤍

If you are looking for examples of this, consider turning on your television. #psychology #bullying #socialmedia

“Africans are notoriously religious” - John Mbiti (1969) African Religions and Philosophy. To contextualize this more: when Mbiti says African peoples had ‘no concept of the future’ he doesn’t mean they couldn’t plan, prepare, or think ahead, rather what he’s saying is the future does not exist as an abstract, infinite horizon. Time is tied to... See more