Oge Mora Tells Stories that Celebrate Black Joy | Future History

Oge Mora, an acclaimed storyteller, discusses her book 'Thank You, Omu!' and its themes of community and gratitude. She reflects on her Nigerian heritage and American upbringing, emphasizing the importance of joy in black narratives. Oge highlights the need for representation in art and literature, sharing her experiences and aspirations for her legacy in the art world.

How does Oge Mora feel about the representation of characters in children's literature?

What impact does Oge Mora hope her work will have on children?

In what ways has the landscape of children's literature changed in recent years according to Oge Mora?