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From Dr. Wetchi:

Host Dr. Wetchi chats with Robin Lloyd and Sandy Baird about Pan-Africanism. Pan-Africanism is in essence a movement of ideas and emotions. It is a social and political vision, a philosophy and a movement that seeks to unify Africans in Africa and members of the African diaspora into a global African community, and that calls for the political unity of Africa. For the founders of Pan-Africanism, there is an African personality common to all black men and women. This black personality contains specific values of wisdom, intelligence, sensitivity.

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Le panafricanisme est par essence un mouvement d’idées et d’émotions. Il s’agit d’une vision sociale et politique, d’une philosophie et d’un mouvement qui cherche à unifier les Africains d’Afrique et les membres de la diaspora africaine au sein d’une communauté africaine mondiale, et qui appelle à l’unité politique de l’Afrique.
Pour les fondateurs du panafricanisme, il existe une personnalité africaine commune à tous les hommes et femmes noirs. Cette personnalité noire renferme des valeurs spécifiques de sagesse, d’intelligence, de sensibilité. 

From Dr. Jules Wetchi:

Host Dr. Jules Wetchi is joined by Dana Baron, President of the AFLCR. The AFLCR is is dedicated to promoting the French language and francophone cultures and to encouraging cultural, intellectual, and artistic exchange with the French-speaking world.

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L'AFLCR se consacre à promouvoir la langue française et les cultures francophones et à encourager les échanges culturels, intellectuels et artistiques avec le monde francophone.

Host Steve Norman, francophile and activist, speaks with Fabrice Jaumont, author of the book "Bilingual Revolution," alongside Cleophace Mukeba, Vermont Ibutwa Initiative founder, and Burlington City Council President Jane Knodell about the benefits and efforts to create a bilingual educational experience in the school system of Burlington.

This lecture and discussion at the Fletcher Free Library in Burlington, VT is about French language newspapers in New England led by Dr. Carole Salmon, Assistant Professor of French Studies and Culture for UMASS at Lowell.