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- noun black African
ethnocentrism
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In others "Afrocentrism" is a specific effort to redress the balance between blacks and whites, and is primarily directed at black children.
African Dream 2008
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"Afrocentrism" rather than math, science and reading comprehension.
Say Anything 2008
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"Afrocentrism" rather than math, science and reading comprehension.
Say Anything 2008
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Frequently the subject of attacks by critics who mislabel Afrocentricity as "Afrocentrism" and caricature him as a crank, Asante is undaunted in his role as Professor in the Department of African American Studies at Philadelphia’s Temple University.
Archive 2009-03-01 2009
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Frequently the subject of attacks by critics who mislabel Afrocentricity as "Afrocentrism" and caricature him as a crank, Asante is undaunted in his role as Professor in the Department of African American Studies at Philadelphia’s Temple University.
TONIGHT ON THE TERRORDOME: Molefi Kete Asante on African Liberation, Unification and Renaissance. 2009
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Afrocentrism and other educational fads – to distort the learning process.
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Afrocentrism and other educational fads – to distort the learning process.
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The church has actually edited its "About" page to tone down the Afrocentrism because it sounded like exclusivism.
Farrakhan's Support For Obama? Hugely Controversial. Hagee's Backing Of McCain? No Problem. 2009
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Funny, seems that Obama has been minimizing race as an issue throughout this campaign, and when he finally did confront race, he did so in an eloquent fashion that categorically rejected the Afrocentrism of his minister.
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Specifically, his book “Afrocentrism” got published by Verso in 1998, and he was the editor of “Lines of Dissent” that Verso published in 1988.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Unintentionally Ironic Book Review of the Week 2009
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