OLUWOLE OMOFEMI (Nigerian, b. 1988)
Courage, 2021
Oil and acrylic on canvas
44 9/10 × 46 9/10 in
114 × 119 cm
Source: Out of Africa Gallery
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OLUWOLE OMOFEMI (Nigerian, b. 1988)
Courage, 2021
Oil and acrylic on canvas
44 9/10 × 46 9/10 in
114 × 119 cm
Source: Out of Africa Gallery

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THE GRAPEVINE | THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE BLACK AND LATIN X COMMUNITY
The message of America is, 'leave your Africanness outside the door.' My message is: 'Claim what is yours.'
August Wilson, 1984
We’ve seen a range of responses from African intellectuals to the crisis of homophobia, especially in states that are planning oppressive anti-gay laws As well as Binyavanga Wainaina, severa…
“It’s like my father said, ‘When trouble comes you don’t put your worldly goods on a bicycle.’ This is my place. I am 43, I have bad knees, you know, diabetes. I could easily take another teaching gig in New York, hang out in Brooklyn, have some nice sex, write a funky book. But you know, that’s gone. I want to put a stake in the ground. My mum and dad are not here. It’s kind of my turn.“ - Binyavanga Wainaina
Africanness right now is so fragile, it’s holding on to everything, good and bad
Simphiwe Dana

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What divinity appointed and anointed the Gatekeepers of Africanness - those who decide who or what is African?
Zakes Mda on twitter.