My brother and I moved to different continents for work but we're trying to raise our kids with ubuntu values, and whenever we video call for family time, we end up arguing about whether we're doing enough to keep our children connected to home and each other. We both feel like we're failing our ancestors and our children at the same time.
More people experience this than they realize.
The tension between individual prosperity and collective responsibility creates fractures in how displaced family members honor their interconnectedness.
“Where Are You with African Ubuntu Love and Kinship?”
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