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Book SynopsisIn Africans at Home and in the United States: One People, One Problem, One Destiny, Emeka C. Anaedozie examines Pan-African cultural and intellectual history, focusing on sociocultural commonalities and challenges facing African people. To this end, Dr. Anaedozie argues that, since oppression divided Africans, Pan-Africanism is the natural antidote to the subjugation that forcefully separated, enslaved, and colonized Africans.
Trade ReviewThis book, a bold contribution to Africana social thought, views Pan-Africanism "as an antidote to the oppression" of people of African descent. Recommended. Lower-division undergraduates through faculty.
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Table of ContentsChapter One: Oppression in Context
Chapter Two: African People’s History: Challenge to the Standard Narratives
Chapter Three: Popular Oppression in Entertainment and Public Places
Chapter Four: The New Jim Crow and Neocolonialism
Chapter Five: Swimming Against the Tide
Chapter Six: Using Multiperspectivity Theory to Confront Monoperspectivity in the U.S. History Pedagogics
Chapter Seven: From Oppression to Freedom
