Human Zoos: A Historical Injustice Against People of African Descent

The concept of “human zoos,” where people were exhibited as spectacles for the entertainment and curiosity of European and Western audiences, is one of the most grotesque examples of racism and dehumanization in modern history. These exhibitions showcased individuals—primarily from African, Indigenous, and other colonized communities—as living proof of so-called “savage” or “primitive” cultures, often juxtaposed against Western “civilization.”…

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The Congo River: Africa’s Untapped Powerhouse

The Congo River, flowing through Central Africa, holds the title of the deepest river in the world, reaching depths of over 220 meters (720 feet). It spans approximately 4,700 kilometers (2,920 miles), making it the second-longest river in Africa, after the Nile, and the ninth-longest in the world. Beyond its size, the Congo River possesses extraordinary hydroelectric potential, capable…

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