Very much enjoying being back in Wellington. Saw / Heard a couple of #peakwellington things today:
1) A seagull eating a meat pie

2) Two non #TangataWhenua people having a passable conversation about a work thing in #tereomaori .

Thinking about all of the hard #mahi of some members of my #whanau , both Māori and Pākeha, to move us forward.

Very much enjoying being back in Wellington. Saw / Heard a couple of #peakwellington things today:
1) A seagull eating a meat pie

2) Two non #TangataWhenua people having a passable conversation about a work thing in #tereomaori .

Thinking about all of the hard #mahi of some members of my #whanau , both Māori and Pākeha, to move us forward.

#MAHI-MAHI (Hawaiian dorado fish) with a coating of cashew nut meal and panko breading; plus, bok choy (Chinese cabbage) and carrots in smokey ham sauce with soy sauce, rice wine, white pepper, and ginger.
#seafood #food
Archival from December 17, 2021.

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#History #BucketListTravel #Mahi

https://archive.org/details/slavecoastofwestafrica

The slave coast of West Africa, 1550-1750: the impact of the Atlantic slave trade on an African society by Robin Law

Topics
#slavecoast, #slavetrade, #slavery, #blackchattelslavery, #history, #Ghana, #Togo, #Benin, #Nigeria, #Akwamu, #Adangme, #Krepi, #Peki, #Oyo, #Weme, #Mahi, #Yoruba, #WestAfrica

reprint of original 1991 publication in the series Oxford Studies in African Affairs