This is a brief response to a question posed by a subscriber: Why does Achebe consider the English language as a “ gift” left by e colonizers that can be used to write African stories.
This debate took shape in the 1962 African Writers Conference and continues even today.
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Chinweizu: Decolonizing the African Mind. amzn.to/3SMonRx
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