War Crimes (part 2)

The war in Ukraine continues to provide Tracy with opportunities
to explore the current crisis and draw parallels with the British
Empire. Finding parallels and ‘connecting the dots’ are
continuing to help Tracy build on her own learning journey about
Britain’s colonial past. This time, Tracy is inspired by the
Kingdom of Ashanti, using it to build a perspective of how
nations often rise, fall and rise again due to holding on to
those primal elements which embody the essence of our human
nature but also transcend beyond the natural.


This episode compliments the poetic narratives


Hope for Zimbabwe - arise the Phoenix   and 


A Story for South Africa


This episode is also closely related to podcasts in Season 1 ‘The
Pink Map Project – the Ultimate Paradox,’ ‘South Africa’s First
Lady – Nokutule Dube’ and ‘ZANU and ZAPU – contrasts and
similarities’


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to understanding history and invites you to share her learning
journey about Britain's colonial past. She asks the question
'History is...a matter of fact or perspective?' and invites you
as the listener to explore possible answers. If you enjoy these
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