African history is a rich and multifaceted subject, covering ancient civilizations like Egypt, Axum, and Carthage, as well as powerful empires such as Ghana, Mali, Songhai, and Great Zimbabwe. Afrocentrism, which emphasizes Africa’s central role in history, challenges Eurocentric perspectives and promotes a more inclusive view of global history. To help children understand this history, parents and educators can take these five steps:
1. Expand Your Child’s Library
Incorporate books by Black authors to expose children to diverse African perspectives and stories that reflect the continent’s history and culture.
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