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'What Napoleon Could Not Do' occupies the space between African and American identity
Listen to the episodeA novel exploring the tension between African and American identity through three central characters: Ghanaian siblings Belinda and Jacob, who aspire to move to America, and Wilder, Belinda's Black Texan husband, who has a starkly different view of his home country and its treatment of people like him.
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