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African Elements explores Black history and Black, African American, and Africana Studies. While the focus will be on the Black historical, cultural, and socio-political legacy of the African presence in America since the Atlantic Slave Trade, the series will touch on the legacy of colonialism on the African continent and the African diaspora on a global scale. This show is intended to provide online content for use in the classroom and to the general public. Episodes and segments are free to be shared and embedded on websites and blogs, but may not be redistributed for commercial use.
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