Connection to broader social movements from "summary" of Afropean by Johny Pitts
The idea of being part of something bigger than oneself is a powerful force in the Afropean experience. It is about recognizing that one's struggles, dreams, and aspirations are connected to a larger tapestry of social movements that seek justice and equality for all. This connection to broader social movements is what gives Afropeans a sense of purpose and solidarity in their quest for a better world. Whether it is the fight against racism, colonization, or other forms of oppression, Afropeans understand that their individual stories are intertwined with the collective history of Black people across the world. They draw strength and inspiration from the struggles of their ancestors and fellow activists, knowing that they are part of a continuum of resistance and resilience. This sense of connection to broader social movements also shapes Afropeans' ident...
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