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Albert Kuzor••790 words · 4 min read As discussions around reparations gain momentum, one individual's unique American and Ghanaian identity forces a profound re-evaluation of who
An American-Ghanaian citizen grapples with their identity amidst the global conversation surrounding reparations for the transatlantic slave trade.
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