: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company; Revised edition (1996)

Ethnicity and Psychology: African-, Asian-, Latino-, and Native American Psychologies

Wade W. Nobles

Maulana Karenga

Joseph A. Baldwin

Vincent Fuqua

Reginald Hopkins

Benjamin R. Tong

Donna K. Nagata

Amado Padilla

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

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Introduction to Black studies

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

Kawaida Publications

Reconstructing Kemetic Culture

Univ of Sankore Pr

Dr. Maulana Karenga is professor and chair of the Department of Black Studies at California State University, Long Beach. He is author of numerous scholarly articles and several books. Dr. Karenga is also the creator of Kwanzaa and the Nguzo Saba and executive director of the Institute of Pan-African Studies.Almost 30 years ago when I was a classroom teacher in the Dayton, Ohio public school system, I was asked to teach a course in Black History. While preparing the syllabus, it dawned on me that although I had graduated from a historically Black University with a major in History, I knew very little about the subject. I then began a personal mental reclamation project in an attempt to rescue and reconstruct my humanity. Dr. Karenga's Introduction To Black Studies was a welcome addition to this ongoing project. Dr. Charles Henry, Professor, African American Studies, UC Berkeley says, "Maulana Karenga's Introduction To Black Studies is simply the best text available on the subject," and I agree with this assessment. Dr. James B. Stewart of Penn State University says "the volume reflects throughout, the commitment to solid analytical inquiry that characterizes the scholarship of its author."

Introduction to Black Studies

History

Americas

Dr. Karenga gives a comprehensive description of the ancient religion.

Odu Ifa: The Ethical Teachings

Africa

Kawaida Pubns

Kwanzaa : A Celebration of Family, Community and Culture

University of Sankore Press

Maat: The Moral Ideal in Ancient Egypt

Ancient Civilizations

The University of Sankore Press

In this unique collection of commentaries on critical issues of our time, Dr. Karenga has again demonstrated his masterful ability to turn the complex into the conversational without sacrificing the quality of his contentions. He offers refreshing and insightful analyses from an African-centered standpoint and brings forth evidence of the rich resource of African culture, both ancient and modern, Continental and Diasporan. Using Kawaida philosophy as a foundation and framework, he is meticulously concerned with providing a language and logic of liberation, ethical insights into every major issue, and making a definitive contribution to the Kawaida project of "cultural revolution, radical social change and bringing good in the world." In these commentaries, Professor Karenga not only exhibits an intellect which is insightful, creative and wide-ranging, but also a profound personal commitment to his subject and the use of his knowledge in the interest of African and human good and the good of the world.

Kawaida and Questions of Life and Struggle: African American, Pan-African, and Global Issues

Introduction to black studies

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