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Navigating Dual IdentitiesAfrican Children Born in America Post-Independence Introduction The children born to African parents in America after the era of independence or colonialism face the unique challenge of navigating dual identities. Raised in a cultural tapestry woven with the threads of their African heritage and the complex mosaic of their birth country, these individuals […]

Embracing HeritageThe Journey Back to Africa Begins with Homebound Journey A yearning that is truly felt by African immigrants can be found among the diverse cultures that make up the busy landscape of the United States. It’s the need to experience again the spirit of one’s identity, the call of home, and the pull of

The challenges faced by “The Lost African Children in the Diaspora” need to be addressed by a combination of individual, family, and social actions.   A few of the fixes are as follows:   Cultural Education: It is important to encourage parents to actively teach their kids about African history, traditions, and culture. A few

Finding the Missing African Children Abroad:A Journey of Homecoming First off, an increasing number of adolescents in the contemporary world identify as “The Lost African Children in the Diaspora.” These are people who were born and reared outside of Africa, but whose parents are from different areas of the continent. Their worldviews, identities, and experiences