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The 69 pages that link to African diaspora, each with the reason it gives.

• Atlantic slave tradeNarrower topic: The Atlantic trade produced one of the diaspora’s largest and most enduring dispersals.

• Scramble for AfricaRelated: Colonial rule and labor migration reshaped African movement and connections across the world.

• DiasporaBroader topic: Its history includes the forced dispersal of millions through the Atlantic slave trade.

• Pan-AfricanismNarrower topic: Diasporic connections supplied the movement’s transnational constituency and political imagination.

• NégritudeNarrower topic: The movement linked African heritage to Black communities across the Caribbean, Africa, and Europe.

• NollywoodRelated: Nollywood films reach diaspora audiences and sustain cultural ties across national borders.

• Black nationalismNarrower topic: Black nationalist movements have often linked struggles in the United States, the Caribbean, and Africa.

• African literatureRelated: Diasporic writers and audiences extend African literary histories beyond the continent.

• AfricaRelated: It traces Africa’s human connections across the world, including through forced migration.

• Indian diasporaCompared with: Its histories of forced displacement differ sharply from many Indian migration routes.

• Olaudah EquianoNarrower topic: Equiano’s life and writing connect African origins with Atlantic journeys and British public life.

• Afro-Brazilian cultureNarrower topic: Afro-Brazilian traditions are one major expression of this worldwide dispersal.

• LiberiaNarrower topic: Liberia’s founding was tied to the return migration of people from the African diaspora.

• Miriam MakebaNarrower topic: Makeba’s music and exile connected African cultural identity with audiences across the diaspora.

• AfrocentrismRelated: Afrocentric inquiry often connects African societies with diasporic histories and identities.

• Middle PassageNarrower topic: The Middle Passage forcibly created enduring African-descended communities across the Americas.

• African artRelated: Diasporic artists and communities extend African visual traditions beyond the continent.

• African historiographyRelated: Connecting diaspora histories with African histories raises questions about movement, identity, and shared evidence.

• Black studiesNarrower topic: Black studies grew from scholarship on shared and varied histories across the diaspora.

• Congolese rumbaNarrower topic: Rumba’s Cuban and Congolese elements reflect cultural exchange shaped by the African diaspora.

• National Museum of African American History and CultureNarrower topic: The museum places U.S. history within wider African diasporic connections.

• Sub-Saharan AfricaRelated: It distinguishes populations shaped by African origins from the region’s geographic boundaries.

• Royal African CompanyRelated: The company’s trafficking contributed to the forced dispersal that shaped these communities.

• WomanismNarrower topic: Womanist thought draws on histories and cultural traditions spanning African-descended communities.

• KeloidRelated: Keloids are more prevalent in many populations of African ancestry, reflecting unequal susceptibility.

• Nigerian diasporaNarrower topic: The Nigerian diaspora is one national-origin community within this wider diaspora.

• Black women’s literatureNarrower topic: Diasporic histories connect Black women’s writing across national and linguistic boundaries.

• Carter G. WoodsonNarrower topic: Woodson’s historical vision connected African American life to a broader African past.

• Katherine DunhamNarrower topic: Dunham traced movement and cultural continuities across African-descended communities.

• Kunta KinteNarrower topic: Kunta’s fictional passage from Africa to Maryland dramatizes one route into the diaspora.

• MentoNarrower topic: African diasporic rhythms and performance practices are central to mento’s formation.

• African danceNarrower topic: Diasporic dance traditions preserve, transform, and recombine African movement practices.

• African popular cultureRelated: Diaspora audiences and artists help African cultural forms circulate globally and develop new hybrids.

• Burna BoyNarrower topic: His international audience includes diaspora communities connecting with African popular music.

• European exploration of AfricaRelated: Exploration-era trade and empire reshaped African communities and connections across the Atlantic.

• KwanzaaNarrower topic: Kwanzaa links African American identity with heritage across the diaspora.

• Afro-Cuban cultureNarrower topic: Afro-Cuban culture is one distinct expression of African diasporic life.

• Black Hebrew IsraelitesNarrower topic: Diasporic histories shape how many adherents interpret ancestry and collective identity.

• Henry Louis Gates Jr.Narrower topic: It supplies the transnational historical frame for Gates’s studies of Black identity and culture.

• ImanNarrower topic: Iman’s move from Somalia to the United States places her life within a wider diaspora history.

• Joseph Jenkins RobertsNarrower topic: Liberia’s founding connected African American migration with political life on the African continent.

• OkraRelated: Okra spread through diasporic foodways, including those of the Americas.

• African studiesRelated: Diaspora studies trace Africa’s relationships with communities formed beyond the continent.

• DjembeNarrower topic: Djembe practice has spread through migration, teaching, and cultural exchange.

• Elmina CastleNarrower topic: Elmina’s history links the site to communities formed by forced dispersal across the Atlantic.

• GoréeRelated: Gorée draws diaspora visitors seeking connections to histories of enslavement and African heritage.

• Roots: The Saga of an American FamilyNarrower topic: The family’s separation from West Africa represents one history within the broader diaspora.

• Geography of AfricaRelated: Diasporic histories connect the continent’s population geography to global movement.

• House of SlavesRelated: The site connects diaspora memory with the history of forced departure from Africa.

• Slavery in AfricaRelated: The Atlantic trade dispersed millions of Africans and their descendants across the Americas.