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In «The Brownies’ Book»: Inspiring Racial Pride in African-American Children
Christina Schäffer
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’s writers, the NOI’s strain of black consciousness has received only brief treatments. The Nation of Islam’s program of black consciousness played an essential role in shaping the vocal and resistive politics of the 1960s inside the black community. African American literature of the period was informed by the ←1 | 2→ Nation’s call for black national identity and consciousness. Younger black artists and writers were inspired to quest for a Black Aesthetic that would liberate them from the mainstream aesthetics and would become a tool to stop white control over
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In The Nation of Islam and Black Consciousness
Ammar Abduh Aqeeli
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In Whiteness Is the New South Africa
Christopher B. Knaus and M. Christopher Brown II
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appreciation of the African past, including its civilizations, culture, values, and political systems. These pioneers of Pan-Africanism included Martin Delaney, an abolitionist, soldier, writer and physician, and one of the first proponents of Black nationalism; Alexander Crummell, probably the first Black to graduate from Cam- bridge University, an Episcopal clergyman, educator, and American missionary to Liberia; Edward W. Blyden, a native of Saint Thomas (U.S. Virgin Islands) who became a Liberian statesman and theorist of the concept of “African personality;” Henry
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In Engaging the African Diaspora in K-12 Education
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In Whiteness Is the New South Africa
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legitimate means of subversion, and hybridization as a form of disobedience […] Afro-Surrealists distort reality for emotional impact […] Afro-Surrealists strive for rococo: the beautiful, the sensuous, and the whimsical […] The Afro-Surrealist life is fluid, filled with aliases and census-defying classifications. It has no address or phone number, no single discipline or calling. ← 134 | 135 → […] Afro-Surrealism rejects the quiet servitude that characterizes existing roles for African Americans, Asian Americans, Latinos, women and queer fold. Only through the mixing
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In Introducing Ordinary African Readers’ Hermeneutics
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African Farm and Karen Blixen’s Out of Africa . See his book, White Women Writers and their African Invention , (Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2003), 153-181. 11 ‘Re-enacting Colonialism; Germany and its Former Colonies in recent TV Productions,’ in Volker Langbehn, German Colonialism, Visual Culture and Modern Memory, (New York and London: Routledge, 2010), 263. 12 Ibid, 264 13 Wolfgang Struck, ‘Re-enacting Colonialism; Germany and its Former Colonies in recent TV Productions,’ 267. It is worth noting that the German second public broadcaster has
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In Identity in Postmillennial German Films on Africa
Shikuku Emmanuel Tsikhungu
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