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The AfroCuration is a campaign that seeks to encourage Africans to celebrate their culture, share their stories and experiences through Wikipedia to inspire others to be proud of their African heritage.

Background

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Established in 2019, the Afrocuration Campaign is a collaboration between Moleskin Foundation, Wikimedia ZA and Constitution Hill Trust to create a platform for the celebration of African culture and heritage. The campaign seeks to document and curate the diverse stories, artifacts, and history of South Africa on Wikipedia by providing access to materials from Constitution Hill Trust and other African cultural institutions. Additionally, Afrocuration promotes the use of African languages in digital spaces to teachers and students. Through this campaign, Moleskin Foundation, Wikimedia ZA and Constitution Hill Trust aim to increase public and online access to African culture and heritage.

Theme and articles:

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Wikipedia page Isizulu Sesotho Tshivenda Afrikaans Username
Racism in South Africa
Unconscious Bias
Implicit stereotype
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Discrimination based on skin colour
Sexism
Homophobia
Discrimination based on hair texture
Racial Colour blindness
White Trash
Adultification bias
Cultural appropriation
Cultural assimilation
Intersectionality
Othering
Institutional racism
NEW WIKI ENTRIES
Racial Stereotypes
Coconut (racial slur)