September 02, 2014

African Solidarity—Not Protectionism—Needed in Response to Ebola (This Is Africa)→

September 02, 2014/ Robtel Neajai Pailey

In the week of 26 August, Liberia’s Foreign Affairs Minister Augustine Ngafuan chided Africa for leaving countries hit by Ebola in the lurch.

Robtel Neajai Pailey

Robtel Neajai Pailey is an award-winning Liberian academic, activist and author.

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“Dignity Must Define Us” was my #refrain as #Liberia’s 177th Independence Day Nat’l Orator in July 2024. I used it during a Feb 2026 Public Forum in #Finland to outline my #utopian vision for the world: #freedom from the #indignities of #capitalism, #racism & #sexism. www.youtube.com/shorts/00wrH...

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