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English: A map of Africa erasing colonial borders, with south-up orientation (in the tradition of 11th century Amaziɣ cartographer Muhammad al-Idrisi), and labeling locations in their predominant native language. |
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| Source | https://decolonialatlas.wordpress.com/2015/12/08/endonyms-of-africa/ |
| Author | Jordan Engel |
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