Monthly Archives: June 2010
Île de Gorée (Goree Island) – un histoire sans retour
About 2 kilometres off the coast of Dakar you’ll find the beautiful island of Île de Gorée, which also happens to be a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Surrounded by the bright blue Atlantic and covered with trees and flowers and … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Awareness, Île de Gorée, Dakar, History, People, Senegal, Slavery, UNESCO World Heritage, World
Tagged Africa, Île de Gorée, Black Holocaust, Contrast, Dakar, History, Island, Senegal, Slave Trade, Slavery, UNESCO, World Heritage
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Guernica
A young woman screams and throws her hands in the air. Everyone is running for their lives causing a major stampede and even more panic. The city is burning, but still it’s dark. Pandemonium. Chaos and disorder. Fear. People are … Continue reading
