Female Agency in African History: From Solidarity to Innovation

Title For many Westerners, Africa has been formed on a tribal continent with primitive social structure and hierarchy. This stereotype includes the notion of African women, ie, the concept of requiring submissive, weak, protection. But the reality shows that these ideas are very wrong. There is a lot of historical analysis that men tend to play an active social role, although it can not be denied that men are the main sexual acts in Africa. One of the analyzes is "Ialode in the traditional Yoruba's political system" which explained the role of women in the Yoruba governance system in West Africa.

"Pan-Africanism is a political doctrine and its aim is to unify and promote African countries and African diasporas as a universal African community." Pan-Africanism is a social, political and economic In order to promote success we aim to build solidarity and solidarity among all African people. Essentially, pan-Africanism believes that Africans and Africans share the same history, as well as share the same fate.

Pan-Africanism is an ideology and movement to promote the unity of all Africans around the world. It is based on the fact that solidarity is essential for the socio-economic and political progress of people in Africa / Africa and is aimed at unifying and promoting all African people. Pan-Africanism is the principle and advocacy of the political alliance. The center of pan-Africanism is that African people in Africa and Diaspora share not only common history but also common destiny.

Pan-Africanism is basically a belief in the people of Africa (Diaspora, and some of the people in Africa are still in Africa) We have fate as well as history. Pan - Africanism is an interrelated sense of history, our present era and the future future. Pan-Africanism also represents the desire to promote self-realization of the African culture and the African community in all places. The Universal Black Improvement Association and the Association of African Community (UNIA - ACL) said that the red stripe represents the blood "joining all black lines and letting the liberated blood escape", the development of the RBG flag It is praising. Black on the flag stands for "people who are not national states but as citizens", and green represents "rich natural wealth in Africa".