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The commercialization of the West African coast's slavery heritage (opens the original)
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Monuments to the brutal history of the transatlantic slave trade still stand all along the coast of West Africa. And growing interest from tourists, including many from the U.S., is driving an effort to preserve those sites while also tapping their economic potential. But as NPR's Emmanuel Akinwotu reports, some fear that preservation and commercialization are increasingly in conflict. EMMANUEL AKINWOTU, BYLINE: The Atlantic waves crash at the foot of the towering white walls of Elmina Castle, G
Breakfast in Nigeria: Akara (opens the original)
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This summer, we're sampling some spectacular breakfasts with NPR's international correspondents. Today, NPR's Emmanuel Akinwotu takes us to Nigeria for a deep-fried bean dish that's both savory and stirs a national discussion there. EMMANUEL AKINWOTU, BYLINE: Having time for breakfast can be a luxury in Lagos, where millions of people are on the move long before dawn to beat the city's notorious traffic. UNIDENTIFIED VENDOR #1: (Non-English language spoken). AKINWOTU: Street vendors weave throug
Breakfast in Nigeria: Akara (opens the original)
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This summer, we're sampling some spectacular breakfasts with NPR's international correspondents. Today, NPR's Emmanuel Akinwotu takes us to Nigeria for a deep-fried bean dish that's both savory and stirs a national discussion there. EMMANUEL AKINWOTU, BYLINE: Having time for breakfast can be a luxury in Lagos, where millions of people are on the move long before dawn to beat the city's notorious traffic. UNIDENTIFIED VENDOR #1: (Non-English language spoken). AKINWOTU: Street vendors weave throug
Breakfast in Nigeria: Akara (opens the original)
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This summer, we're sampling some spectacular breakfasts with NPR's international correspondents. Today, NPR's Emmanuel Akinwotu takes us to Nigeria for a deep-fried bean dish that's both savory and stirs a national discussion there. EMMANUEL AKINWOTU, BYLINE: Having time for breakfast can be a luxury in Lagos, where millions of people are on the move long before dawn to beat the city's notorious traffic. UNIDENTIFIED VENDOR #1: (Non-English language spoken). AKINWOTU: Street vendors weave throug
Breakfast in Nigeria: Akara (opens the original)
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This summer, we're sampling some spectacular breakfasts with NPR's international correspondents. Today, NPR's Emmanuel Akinwotu takes us to Nigeria for a deep-fried bean dish that's both savory and stirs a national discussion there. EMMANUEL AKINWOTU, BYLINE: Having time for breakfast can be a luxury in Lagos, where millions of people are on the move long before dawn to beat the city's notorious traffic. UNIDENTIFIED VENDOR #1: (Non-English language spoken). AKINWOTU: Street vendors weave throug
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