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Brings together 27 essays - 24 written specifically for these volumes - on critical issues of the black American experience. Essays deal with theoretical as well as historical issues, and often present conflicting views on the same topic.
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Teresa Gerstacker
reviewed Key Issues in the Afro-American Experience, Volume I to 1877 on October 11, 2017
Key Issues in the Afro-American Experience, Volume I to 1877
This book wrestles with the many Afrocentric approaches to the study of Egypt, ranging from the fact that the Ancient Egyptians are black to the theory that race is not a scientifically provable thing, and the categories are ever changing. This book covered the theories of several major Afrocentric scholars in a concise and informative manner.
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