What kind of ancestor will you become?
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At a glance
- Martin Kalungu-Banda writes that “Afrilition” points toward a 21st-century African civilization and an intergenerational awakening.
- The excerpt asks how future generations will measure the wealth created by those who came before them.
Ajadi ends where he began, facing forward. “Afrilition,” he writes, is the light toward a 21st-century African civilization and a platform for intergenerational awakening.
The idea is that the African world is ready to express itself fully and define tomorrow in its own likeness. It also asks what kind of ancestor each person will become, and how posterity will measure the wealth built by those who came before.
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