Afropean
Afropean (2020) is a travelogue tracing the hidden history and culture of Black people in Europe. Exploring cities such as Paris, Berlin, and Moscow, author Johny Pitts reveals the diversity of African-descendent communities in Europe – and shows how they are forging new identities for themselves beyond the continent’s colonialist legacy.
Who should read
Young Europeans navigating questions of nationality, identity, and community Backpackers, wanderers, and other travel addicts People interested in Europe’s hidden Black history and culture
About the author
Johny Pitts is a British writer, photographer, and journalist. His online journal, Afropean, which highlights art, literature, and events…
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Afropean (2020) is a travelogue tracing the hidden history and culture of Black people in Europe. Exploring cities such as Paris, Berlin, and Moscow, author Johny Pitts reveals the diversity of African-descendent communities in Europe – and shows how they are forging new identities for themselves beyond the continent’s colonialist legacy.
Who should read
Young Europeans navigating questions of nationality, identity, and community Backpackers, wanderers, and other travel addicts People interested in Europe’s hidden Black history and culture
About the author
Johny Pitts is a British writer, photographer, and journalist. His online journal, Afropean, which highlights art, literature, and events from the Afro-European diaspora, has become a network for Black Europeans across the continent. Before the eponymous book, he collaborated with author Caryl Phillips on a photo essay about London's immigrant communities for the BBC.
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