Africa's Identity Revolution

It is common to judge others without understanding them fully, and we rarely take the time to reflect on our own judgment. Unfortunately, personal perception leads to actions that tends to be repeated so much that others watching us start believing what they observed from others. Likewise, history is a mark of how people witnessed the world, and a record of what people think about others living in the world they know or don't know. You have heard many times people say, “don't judge a book by its cover,” but honestly, most of us do, and we do so based on perception and ideas that may be true or mostly assumptions. When we take the time to dig deeper and confront assumptions, we gain a new understanding that completely alters our viewpoint, and in turn, we contribute to a new paradigm of perception, one that can only be attained once a person also understands what we know. Africa’s Identity Revolution examines the complexity of identity and shows how and why people may find it difficult