Ubuntu: Foundation Of African Societies
Ubuntu, the philosophical foundation of African societies is usually summed up as communalism. This is the belief that the individual is subsumed into the group,
Ubuntu, the philosophical foundation of African societies is usually summed up as communalism. This is the belief that the individual is subsumed into the group,
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The idea of living in harmony was indeed practiced in Africa long before Arabs and Europeans showed up on African shores.
Dr. Karanja Keita Carroll Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on facebook In this episode, Dr. Karanja Keita Carroll explains the discipline of Africana
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Ubuntu, the philosophical foundation of African societies is usually summed up as communalism. This is the belief that the individual is subsumed into the group,
A conversation About The Notion of People Of Color. The phrase “people of color”? annoys me. A lot. What do people really mean when they
The idea of living in harmony was indeed practiced in Africa long before Arabs and Europeans showed up on African shores.
Dr. Karanja Keita Carroll Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on facebook In this episode, Dr. Karanja Keita Carroll explains the discipline of Africana
Dr. Bonny Ibhawoh Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on facebook In this episode, Dr. Bonny Ibhawoh explains Restorative Justice and its applicability to
Dr. N‘Dri Thérèse Assié-Lumumba Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on facebook In this episode, I wanted to talk not just about Pan-Africanism and
Kat Calvin Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on facebook It’s 2020 and it’s an election year in America. Behind all of the politicking,
Dr. Rita Kiki Edozie Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on facebook Dr. Rita Kiki Edozie explores African affairs, racism in America, and the
Ubuntu, the philosophical foundation of African societies is usually summed up as communalism. This is the belief that the individual is subsumed into the group,
A conversation About The Notion of People Of Color. The phrase “people of color”? annoys me. A lot. What do people really mean when they
The idea of living in harmony was indeed practiced in Africa long before Arabs and Europeans showed up on African shores.
Dr. Karanja Keita Carroll Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on facebook In this episode, Dr. Karanja Keita Carroll explains the discipline of Africana