Birthright AFRICA Connects Young African-Americans With Their Cultural Legacy

March 1, 2019

Walla Elsheikh, CEO of Birthright AFRICA, spoke to Cheddar about the program gives young African-American adults a chance to get understand their culture and legacy while closing the diversity gap.

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Birthright AFRICA Connects Young African-Americans With Their Cultural Legacy

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