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For @EboneeDavis, a trip to Ghana offered the chance to connect with her roots and reclaim the heritage her family had been denied. “As a black person living in America, I’ve often felt disconnected from a sense of identity, or I’ve felt like I’ve had to take on an identity that was given to me,” she said. “Our culture prior to slavery was unknown to me; it was erased. I wanted to go back to the motherland, so I could begin to put the pieces together and discover for myself.” After exploring the joyful culture of Accra, the thriving food markets, and the energy that permeates the city, Davis linked up with Very Temporary, which is dedicated to connecting African-American creatives with their West African counterparts. A full tour of Accra’s flourishing arts landscape ensued; Davis spoke on the group’s panel sessions and created stunning visuals of her own.
Now back in New York, Davis intends to visit every year, returning to Ghana and venturing to other West African nations. If her stunning travel photos encourage others to visit, all the better. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about Davis, and 99 others fascinating personalities we're spotlighting on #vogueworld, a new sub-site of Vogue.com dedicated to giving space to the talented, interesting, emerging voices dictating some of the most important conversations we are currently having. #vogueworld Photo by @amaraworldwide

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