Growing Up African Alieu Camara and Mohamed Seyni
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- History
Welcome to Growing Up African, where we talk about a range of topics such as growing up in an African home, Africa, sports, business, technology, college, etc. We also talk about African History involving a few historic African figures and some African History that you may not have known about. So just stop by, take a listen and enjoy the show.
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Raising Awareness on Palestine and Islamophobia
We wanted to raise awareness and speak our minds about the current situation in Palestine and we also talk a little bit about Islamophobia while sharing some of our experiences.
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Growing Up in an African Home
We just reminisce on funny stories during our childhood of growing up in an African household whether it would be with our parents, siblings, or other family members.
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Black/African Athletes and their impact/influence on the Black/African Community
For today’s episode we discussed Black and African Athletes from different sports and their impact/influence on the Black/African Community
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Our first experiences in Africa
On this episode we share our first experiences in Africa and discuss some of our funny short adventures that we had while in Africa with our families and we also share some life lessons we learned from our separate trips
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College Life/Sharing our experiences
What up guys it’s your boys Alieu and Mohamed. Due to the Anchor app acting funny 😂🤦🏿♂️ we had to make separate recordings of our episode. In this episode we talk about the college life and the importance of time and financial management and we also share some of our experiences with college whether it would be academically, financially, with friends, professors, classmates, or random people at school.
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Unpredictability of Death/ Remembering Chadwick Boseman “The Black Panther”
This episode is not to make anyone feel sad it’s just a reminder for us and all of you guys about how life is too short and to pursue your goals now while you’re still here. We also talk about 2020 and what a hectic year it’s been, and we talk about Chadwick Boseman and what he meant to us and the black community