History is never a single voice—it is a chorus. Every significant event, every national story, is shaped by the perceptions, motives, and emotions of those who lived it.
In 2022, Liberia celebrated a milestone that few nations in Africa—or the world—can claim: two hundred years since freed African Americans
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When we think of Liberia’s founding, the image that often comes to mind is that of formerly enslaved Africans returning to their ancestral homeland.
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In the early decades of the 19th century, an extraordinary story unfolded—one that bridged continents, cultures, and centuries of human struggle. On the shores of West Africa, a group of freed African Americans established a settlement that would become the Republic of Liberia, the first independent African republic founded by formerly enslaved people.
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