Black storytelling traditions

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BLACK STORYTELLING TRADITIONS

• ForeMedia Group

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ABOUT
People can be introduced to Black culture through
Black Storytelling Traditions. As a result of the
Black narrative, the reader's perspective of
black language, musical styles, food, and history
becomes more normal. If the person we're helping
is Black, telling them about their culture and
history could be therapeutic. It could serve as
proof of their identification. If the client is
not Black, this may be an opportunity to learn
about the other cultures' qualities on a daily
basis.
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Some of the best Black Storytellers are as listed
below

• Nosa Garrick
• Garrick is the director and executive producer of
  My Africa Is, a documentary series about African
  reality. Since its inception four years ago, the
  show has covered Nairobi, Dakar, Lagos, and
  Ghana. Garrick uses her position to highlight
  Africa's youth's unrealized potential and the
  importance of empowering them.

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• Teddy Goitom
• Stocktown was formed in 1998 by Goitom, a
  Swedish-Ethiopian/Eritrean content provider. He
  also directed Afripedia, a documentary series on
  creatives from Angola, Kenya, South Africa,
  Senegal, and Ghana. Afripedia is a visual guide
  to art, movies, photography, fashion, design,
  music, and current culture.
• Damilare Sonoiki
• Sonoiki, a writer for ABC's Black-ish, created
  and directed his own comedy pilot, African Booty
  Scratcher. The Kickstarter campaign for the
  project, which is about a Nigerian immigrant
  family in America, was a success. He studied
  economics at Harvard, worked on Wall Street, and
  then relocated to Los Angeles to pursue a career
  as a TV writer.

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