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Olaudah Equiano Tea Towel eco tells the story of a

Olaudah Equiano Tea Towel eco tells the story of aOlaudah Equiano Tea Towel Kidnapped from a village in what is now Nigeria, Olaudah Equiano was sold into slavery in Virginia at 11 years old. After spending eight years travelling the world enslaved by a British Royal Navy officer, he eventually bought his own freedom in 1766 for 40 almost a years salary for a teacher. Equiano then worked as an explorer and merchant for 20 years before settling in England, where he supported other people who had

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tells the story of a young African-American girl who wishes she had blue eyes – a feature which she equates with the superior beauty of whiteness

A lovely book to dip in and out of or to devour in one

An acclaimed food writer and cook celebrates the many cuisines found in Lagos

professor and activist

Olaudah Equiano Tea Towel eco tells the story of aOlaudah Equiano Tea Towel Kidnapped from a village in what is now Nigeria, Olaudah Equiano was sold into slavery in Virginia at 11 years old. After spending eight years travelling the world enslaved by a British Royal Navy officer, he eventually bought his own freedom in 1766 for 40 almost a years salary for a teacher. Equiano then worked as an explorer and merchant for 20 years before settling in England, where he supported other people who had

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