Author: Dagny Zenovia
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December In Morocco During New Years
Let’s travel! I visited Morocco in 2017. Even though I shared photos at that time, I had yet to sift through all of the footage I took during my trip. Re-living my trip while editing this video has been really fun. In this video, I share my experience in visiting Marrakesh, Rabat, and Ouarzazate. Make…
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First Steps To Find The New Africa Renaissance
As we continue our journey to explore and learn about Africa and its Diaspora, the spectrum of opportunities and possibilities can feel overwhelming. I like to think of the New Africa Renaissance as a mindset that is the foundation behind claiming Africa as the future. In this video, I share business opportunities in Africa, including…
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How Does Beyoncé’s “Black Is King” Serve Africa & It’s Diaspora?
Everything the light touches is our kingdom. Yes, I watched “Black Is King” 5 million times. Yes, I watched and read the praise and criticism. Yes, we need to discuss some questions. As an art masterpiece, I loved the wardrobe, imagery, representation, and the fact that so many Africans artists got full credit and got…
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How to Create Digital Content for Africa by Africa: Strategies for Personal Brands & Businesses
Digital content is leveling the playing field when it comes to opportunities and connections. The influencer industry continues to transform as consumer behavior and technology evolves. What does this mean for Africa? With the increased global interest to support, invest, and collaborate with the vast spectrum of talent and innovation throughout the continent, this is…
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Vlog: I Run Errands, Bake Cookies, & Work From Home
It’s a beautiful day in the new normal. In this vlog, I run errands, bake oat, coconut, chocolate chip cookies from scratch, dance in the kitchen, and work from home.
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Why I Am Thinking About Will Smith + Life Choices
My perspective on how Will Smith, as a character and career, is a great case study to reflect on how to maneuver life choices for success. In particular, how attachments and entanglements can make or break your success.
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Books I Have Read So Far in 2020
Half of the year 2020 is now complete. Can you believe it? I don’t really know what or how to feel. A good thing about this period of time is taking note of the things we claimed we did not have time for before. I have read 9 books so far in 2020. In this…
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Kente Cloth, U.S. Congress, and Terminology
The tricky thing about this era of rapid information is that whenever you do “too much,” you can never please everyone. In this video, I respond to a question from you. I discuss the nuances behind the reaction to the U.S. Congress wearing Kente cloth while presenting a police reform bill, the historical origin and…
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School’s Out For Now, Maybe
The Class of 2020 has already made history before even starting life after high school. They are the first class to have the longest senior skip day. Actually, I don’t know if they are the first in education history, but stick with me. Students have experienced a major interference in their lives due to the…
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What We Can Learn from Economic Oppression and Black People Everywhere
If you want to know why something is happening, follow the money. To further the discussion to heal the distance between Africa and its Diaspora, let us go over the historical and current economic oppression that influences and determines the Black experience. In this video and post, I am focusing on Black America and Ghana.…
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