Alison Okuda’s new book is out now!
Blending historical documents, oral histories, and musical recordings, Pan-African Resonance: Music, Migration, and Everyday Practice in London and Accra shows how people forged an enduring practice of pan-Africanism through their daily lives.
A social and cultural history of Ghanaian and Caribbean musicians, students, and professionals who crossed the African-Atlantic during the twentieth century in search of new opportunities and created new ways of belonging based in music.
About the author
Alison Okuda
Dr. Okuda is Associate Professor of History at Worcester State University in Massachusetts. Pan-African Resonance is her first book.
Alison Okuda, Ph.D. 