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Akata Unbound: African Diaspora Coming Together

  • Martin Luther King Library 901 G Street Northwest (401-E Conference Room) Washington, DC, 20001 United States (map)

About the Event (In-person)

Embrace the African diaspora through words in "Akata - The Saga of an American Girl Finding Her Roots" by V.H. Carlos. It's a book that transforms to a realm of self-discovery, resilience, and cultural heritage. Let's celebrate unity and the enchantment of literature that binds us all

Join the Nigerian Center culture series as we present Akata: African Diaspora Coming Together

  • Meet the brilliant author, V.H. Carlos, as she recounts the first time she heard the word "Akata" and the amazing turn of events that followed.

  • Witness the wonder of unity as we gather for an intimate book reading, where connections will be forged and hearts will be touched.

  • Bring your questions and curiosity for the insightful Q&A session with the author, as she shares her experiences and inspirations behind the creation of this remarkable saga.

Akata - The Saga of an American Girl Finding Her Roots"

By V.H. Carlos

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