Keith Richburg

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Keith Richburg is a former Washington Post journalist and author of Out of America, which detailed his experiences as a correspondent in Africa, during which he witnessed the Rwandan Genocide, a civil war in Somalia, and a cholera epidemic in Democratic Republic of Congo. Richburg's book provoked controversy in the African American community [1] due to its perceived criticism of Africans.[2]

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Richburg's home page
Transcript of PBS News Hour appearance

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Slave Routes: Rejecting Africa
  2. ^ Richburg
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