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...-Atlantic exchanges and breaches that occur between Black Americans and Ghanaians, setting up compelling conversations regarding the most productive uses of the speculative and the possibilities for establishing a neoteric form of Pan-Africanism. expatriation heritage tourism homeland returns Pan...

... Indonesian travels and that Wright used the occasion of his lectures with his Indonesian audiences to observe Indonesian opinions and reactions. Anas Ma’ruf reports on Wright’s response to a question about African American contributions to American culture and compares Wright’s self-imposed exile...

... relations. The chapter goes on to examine the widespread notion that Afro-Brazilians have been able to retain African traditions in ways that Black Americans have not. Through the close reading of travel narratives, analyses of ethnographic interviews with expatriates, and participant-observation of tours...

..., but they soon spread to elite Chinese consumers as well. In those cabarets, cigarettes and jazz found economic and cultural synergy. The essay looks particularly at the expatriate producers of these commodities, U.S. cigarette company managers and African American musicians, as they became both producers...

... of African American literary exiles, including Victor Séjour and the writers associated with the Harlem Renaissance, which Anas had learned of from the 1949 anthology The Poetry of the Negro 1746–1949 , edited by Langston Hughes and Arna Bontemps. jazz The Color Curtain expatriate writers Harlem...

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