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U.S. Exit, African Voices, and Francophone Loyalty

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 May 2016

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In an article titled “Paris on My Mind,” writer Abdourahman Waberi, born in Djibouti and a resident of France, maps the path of his protagonist’s migrations: “Of course, he will leave Paris with all his family. His wanderings will widen forever. The migration will continue. Let us follow his itinerary, year after year: Lusaka, Lagos, Nairobi, London, Denver, Philadelphia ... “ The migration pattern of Waberi’s protagonist is all too common and real. After short returns to African soil, many Africans make their final move to the United States.

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Part IV: African Migrants in Europe and North America
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Copyright © African Studies Association 2002 

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