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Inside every individual there are meanings which underlie one's character, worldview, self-esteem, sense of belonging, position, and attainment of any sort. The African origin of communication (which eventually led to English-and hence the term Afrocentric English) is emphasized here as another means for Black people to reclaim their ancient heritage. This book fashions meaning through Critical Thinking; distills meaning into principles through the Yin/Yang filter; and assesses Afrocentric English for its effective delivery of principled meanings.
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David Adaskin
reviewed Afrocentric English And Critical Thinking on July 27, 2015
Afrocentric English And Critical Thinking
Simple text paired with full color photos introduce young readers to Kwanzaa. The founder, symbols, and date range are all included. The seven principles are listed, though not fully described. PreK-2.
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