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The movie "The Good Lie" showing stereotypes of Africa.

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This show was created recently depicting a Nigerian-American nurse who is being pursued by a man she was taking care of.  This is an interesting depiction we wouldn't normally see.

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This picture represents the commercialization that occurs when Disney tropes and culture are mixed together.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daNaICPI_7M&feature=emb_logo
Included a bunch of different artists to come out on the soundtrack whom each incorporated different African elements to their music/production

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Disney created an Animal Kingdom park that includes a Saharan tour and live African music performances. This part of the park is decorated with animal print, wild life, and run down buildings. It reduces the continent to make it look rural and undeveloped.

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This look is from a fashion show during Lagos Fashion Week. This outfit is not what we would stereotypically think about regarding African fashion. It proves that African identity is multidimensional in that Africans wear what would be considered more modern clothing in addition to their traditional garbs.

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I May Destroy You is a show about a Ghanian millennial. She is a first gen who lives in the UK, and she tries to understand feminism and the members of her life who've experienced sexual assault.
This ties to the first quote about experiencing Africa and Africans as multidimensional.

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“People just want to be presented as three-dimensional” Paballo Chauke, The Washington Post

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“People just want to be presented as three-dimensional” Paballo Chauke, The Washington Post

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“While the lack of East African representation on... The Gift is a letdown, the album still celebrates African diversity. The Gift is a deft balancing act that weighs personal songwriting flourishes and meaning with Disneycore tropes, as well as a sincere desire to celebrate the music of the African diaspora with its fundamentally commercial obligations.”  --Danny Schwarts

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“While the lack of East African representation on... The Gift is a letdown, the album still celebrates African diversity. The Gift is a deft balancing act that weighs personal songwriting flourishes and meaning with Disneycore tropes, as well as a sincere desire to celebrate the music of the African diaspora with its fundamentally commercial obligations.”  --Danny Schwarts

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“The Americentrism of Beyoncé’s production tends to englobe the Anglo-Saxon world, while rejecting the rest. It obliterates the diversity of Africa and blackness across the globe and universalises blackness under the US history of oppression of black and brown people since slavery.” -- N’Déko

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“The Americentrism of Beyoncé’s production tends to englobe the Anglo-Saxon world, while rejecting the rest. It obliterates the diversity of Africa and blackness across the globe and universalises blackness under the US history of oppression of black and brown people since slavery.” -- N’Déko