About this episode
The episode discusses the importance of preserving African languages and their connection to identity in the face of colonialism.
Preserving African languages before they become museum pieces. Language is a key part of identity, and colonial systems set out to wipe out our language and culture "A language that cannot describe today will eventually be remembered only in yesterday." WinterABC2026 Read on Becoming The Muse
People in this episode
Host: Beaton
Topics covered
- African languages
- identity
- colonialism
- cultural preservation
- language and culture
Keywords
- African languages
- cultural identity
- colonial systems
- language preservation
- cultural heritage
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Delulu Dreams in Borrowed Words
Places: Africa
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