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Freedom and Its Limits: Edward Wilmot Blyden’s Black Republicanism
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Freedom and Its Limits: Edward Wilmot Blyden’s Black Republicanism
by Shae Omonijo What happens when the pursuit of freedom intertwines with the allure of empire? This question lies at the heart of the complex legacy of Edward Wilmot Blyden who, as a politician and intellectual, has been called the “Father of Pan-Africanism.” From Uday Singh Mehta to Duncan Bell, many scholars have rightly emphasized the dominance of liberal thought in fueling European expansion into Africa and Asia throughout the nineteenth ce…
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