Episode 126:

Africa Past & Present » Afripod by Africa Past and Present

Oct 22, 20190:50:33History

Elizabeth Schmidt (History, Loyola Maryland) on her activist beginnings and professional trajectory as an historian, first of Shona women in colonial Zimbabwe and later of Guinea’s independence movement. The second part...

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