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Anecdotes, inspirational tips, step-by-step tools, and more are here to awaken your wisdom journey to ancestral power. Read The African Seed to tap into the blessings you already have and deserve today! |
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Diaspora
Nigerian woman in America experiences culture shock and racism she launches a blog. This book spans many continents. It is a delightful read of social satire.
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Knowledge
Why is there racism towards Black people. What is supremacy all about? This book examines the global issue. a wonderful easy-to-read book.
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Deception
This is a fascinating book with information that deals with numbers, timing and historical Data questioning the dates of written history and empirically exploring factual events. |
History
Born in Guyana, the author of this book is a scholar and anthropologist highly respected, with his findings on Prehistoric African presence of Africans in ancient America. He writes about Ancient Africans and more with this historical evidence.
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Healing
Malidoma Some a brilliant writer and anthropological historian brings his personal story of the spiritual and fuses it with western way of life and will fascinate all who read
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Antiquity
Powerful book from a brilliant writer, Ivan Van Sertima, sheds light on our women in history
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Legacy
A book for the beginners who want to understand the beginnings of time and what the Ancient Africans had on their minds thousand of years before common era.
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Mother's Love
Lyrically written, by J. Nozipo Maraire filled with wonderful untold history, stories and lessons of growing up in Zimbabwe, Africa. Yet is filled with misunderstood relationships among Africans around the Diaspora. Topic for conversation
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the Spirit World
The Famished Road: Brilliantly written, colorfully described of images and characters. A must read of African surrealistic realism
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Intrigue
Riveting novel by a Caribbean brother Colson Whitehead, of politics and intrigue, brilliant writing and story idea. Who would think that a story about elevators would be so good. You can purchase for less then 1 dollar in the used category.
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Children
Wonderful children's book by a fascinating and powerfully conscientious woman, Camille Yarbrough
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Leslie Karen Hammond, a Native American writes about reaching your dreams and goals, guiding yo through your life transitions and reach your potential. - Tap Your Source - sent in by Peay
Our History from Nigeria
The Gram Code of African Adam: Stone Books and Cave Libraries, Reconstructing 450,000 Years of Africa's Lost Civilizations is Book One on Catherine Acholonu's African Adam Trilogy. A writer of over 16 books on our African History.
Mystery
Set in Los Angeles in the 1940s, A Mystery filled with excitement and twists, the reader will not get enough. Gangsters and politics fills the pages, with intrigue and excitement.
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African American, Caribbean, first generation African
The three women who love, and the different cultures which culminate into universal love. Click here to read the review of Seasons of The Beento Blackbird
Things Fall Apart
Tackles African tradition and modern world. Well read and discussed book written by Chinua Achebe- sent in by Gregory Graves
The 1960s
What has happened at the autumn of the Black Power Movement? Where were the people who worked
toward the political justice and survived the sojourn?
Folktales and Carnivals
Luisah Teish enlightens us on African Spirituality, folktales, holidays, festivals, and seasons from all over the world. From the Lily Festival in Japan to the Yam Festival in West Africa, Mardi Gras in New Orleans, to traditional European holidays and from sacred African rituals. (Recommended by Paulette Houston)
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Black in the Millennium
Wise explains in this writing "institutional barriers against people of color" have not vanished because of the presence of a black president.
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