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This article delves into the concept of belonging, particularly within the African community. It explores the dynamic nature of belonging and the importance of active participation and commitment from individuals. The article also highlights the transformative power of belonging and cautions against rigid forms of belonging that can lead to exclusion and oppression. It acknowledges the complexity of belonging and the need to reconcile different affiliations. Additionally, the text examines the role of gender justice, relational thinking, and the philosophy of ubuntu in renewing the African community. It also addresses the challenges of returning to the community and the significance of memory and ritual in the process of reintegration. [Extracted from the article] |
