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Black history, African history, Africa’s true size, African geography, and the Mercator projection come together in this major development at the United Nations. On September 4, 2026, the UN General Assembly adopted the Togo-led “Correct the Map” resolution by 164 votes to 1, with 6 abstentions. The resolution promotes equal-area map projections such as Equal Earth, which represent the relative size of continents more accurately. The United States cast the only vote against. The Mercator projection preserves directions for navigation but significantly distorts area toward the poles. Africa is about 14 times larger than Greenland, even though some common world maps make them appear surprisingly similar in size. The resolution does not ban the Mercator projection. Instead, it encourages governments, schools, international organizations, and technology companies to use equal-area projections when showing relative land size. In this video, you’ll learn: Why Africa can appear much smaller on traditional world maps How the Mercator projection distorts land area Why Africa is about 14× larger than Greenland What the Equal Earth projection shows differently What the UN’s “Correct the Map” resolution actually does How the United States voted Why map design can influence how people perceive geography The geography never changed. The way we represented it did. #BlackHistory #africanhistory #africa #africangeography #africamap #mercatorprojection #education #tiktokgrowthchallenge
Black history, African history, Africa’s true size, African geography, and the Mercator projection come together in this major development at the United Nations. On September 4, 2026, the UN General Assembly adopted the Togo-led “Correct the Map” resolution by 164 votes to 1, with 6 abstentions. The resolution promotes equal-area map projections such as Equal Earth, which represent the relative size of continents more accurately. The United States cast the only vote against. The Mercator projection preserves directions for navigation but significantly distorts area toward the poles. Africa is about 14 times larger than Greenland, even though some common world maps make them appear surprisingly similar in size. The resolution does not ban the Mercator projection. Instead, it encourages governments, schools, international organizations, and technology companies to use equal-area projections when showing relative land size. In this video, you’ll learn: Why Africa can appear much smaller on traditional world maps How the Mercator projection distorts land area Why Africa is about 14× larger than Greenland What the Equal Earth projection shows differently What the UN’s “Correct the Map” resolution actually does How the United States voted Why map design can influence how people perceive geography The geography never changed. The way we represented it did. #BlackHistory #africanhistory #africa #africangeography #africamap #mercatorprojection #education #tiktokgrowthchallenge

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