More than two thousand participants gathered in Kampala for the Seventh Pan-African Congress, connecting activists and intellectuals from Africa and the diaspora. Its debates addressed new political realities and old disputes about representation, gender, class and who could speak for a global African community.
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What was a central question at the Seventh Pan-African Congress?
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The congress debated participation and strategy across a diverse Pan-African constituency.
The 1994 Kampala Congress brought together participants from Africa and the diaspora.
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Its stated significance includes debate across a global Pan-African constituency.