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Queen Nzinga

Learn about the African Queen who fought off the slave trade for 30 years! Edan shares the exciting story Queen Nzinga, a bad-ass ruler brought her own chair to a conference. Don’t worry it will all make sense. The gal-pals also have fun with languages, escape rooms, and getting their brain around which way the Nile flows.

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Show Notes & Extras

  • This month’s gal pals are Dr. Leah Leach, Bonnie Fillenwarth, Katie Harris and Edan. Bonnie has already talked about Wangari Maathai 
  • Get-to-know-you question: what is something interesting about Africa that you think people should know because it’s so fascinating?
  • Language fun
  • Great Migration documentary (YouTube Clip)
  • Escape Room tangent
  • The Nile is messing with ya brain!
  • It’s baaaaack! Is A Hot Dog a Sandwich?
  • Edan’s 1 Cool African Gal is Queen Nzinga
  • Mcdonald’s Little Known Black History Facts

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  • Queen of the Mandu people
  • Born in 1583 in what is now known as Angola
  • Portuguese slave trade
  • French and English competitors in the slave trade
  • Nzinga goes to a conference
  • Dona Anna de Sousa, her Portuguese/Catholic name
  • 1626 started her rule
  • Formed alliances to stop the slave trade for 30 years!
  • Begining of slave ships in the Americas
  • Nzinga in her 60’s and still on the battlefield

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