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

• Adansonia digitataRelated: Baobab foods and cultural associations have traveled with African communities worldwide.

• Black peopleNarrower topic: It connects Black populations across regions while recognizing distinct local histories.

• Collard greensRelated: African diasporic communities helped establish collards as a durable food tradition in the Americas.

• David AdjayeRelated: Adjaye’s projects often engage histories and identities shaped by the diaspora.

• Syl Cheney-CokerNarrower topic: His life across Sierra Leone and the United States places his work in diasporic contexts.

• Yemi AladeRelated: Her international performances connect African pop with diaspora audiences.

• Abedi PeleRelated: Pele’s European success made an African star visible across major football audiences.

• Anne KansiimeRelated: Digital comedy can connect performers with African audiences living abroad.

• Binyavanga WainainaRelated: His career linked Kenyan literary life with readers and publishers across the diaspora.

• CornrowsRelated: Cornrow traditions traveled and changed across diasporic communities.

• Culture of AfricaNarrower topic: Diasporic traditions show how African cultural practices developed beyond the continent.

• History of AfricaRelated: Diasporic histories connect African societies to global migrations and cultural exchange.

• History of West AfricaNarrower topic: The forced migration of West Africans created enduring communities and cultural connections across the Atlantic.

• Kente clothRelated: Kente is worn in diaspora settings to express African heritage and solidarity.

• Lenrie PetersRelated: Peters’s years in Britain and return to The Gambia echo the movement central to many diasporic lives.

• Léonora MianoNarrower topic: Her work examines connections among Africans on the continent and people of African descent abroad.

• Manu DibangoRelated: His music connected African traditions with audiences and musicians across the diaspora.

• Music of AfricaRelated: Diasporic exchange links African musical practices with traditions across the Atlantic world.

• Music of Latin AmericaNarrower topic: African diasporic communities carried musical practices that transformed Latin American genres.