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Paulo Freire's centennial anniversary is also celebrated by many educators, scholars and activists on the African continent. As part of his education, Paulo Freire spent time in Guinea-Bissau where he learned about Amílcar Cabral's revolutionary consciousness and theory of decolonisation. In this article, Curry Malott reflects on the ways in which Cabral has contributed to Freire's pedagogy.
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