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Chukwunyere Kamalu is the author of several books on African philosophy and culture including Foundations of African Thought (1990); Person Divinity and Nature (1998); The Little African History Book (2007); The Word at Face Value (2012, 2016). Chukwunyere has taught at the University of Reading (Black Studies and Social Psychology) and the University of the Arts, London (African philosophy ).
Chukwunyere is a trained research earth scientist and civil engineer, currently acting (since 2012) in the voluntary role of Chair of the Society of African Earth Scientists (saescientists.blogspot.com ). He also works in professional capacity as a financial accountant ( for past 20 years) and as a maths and science tutor in an African supplementary school since 2014.
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AbibitumiKasa Discussion series welcomes Dr. Chukwunyere Kamalu as he discusses his book Person, Divinity & Nature: A Modern View of the Person & Cosmos in African Thought
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AbibitumiKasa Discussion series welcomes Dr. Iyelli Ichile
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Dr. Kmt Shockley: In a War of Irreconcilable Realities: The Critical Need for Afrikan Centered Education
Dr. Kmt G. Shockley is associate professor at Howard University in the School of Education, Department of Educational Leadership & Policy Studies. Prior to his appointment at Howard he was associate professor at Morgan State University and at George Mason University. Dr. Shockley has authored numerous articles and two books on the broad topic of African American education, specifically African centered education. Dr. Shockley’s most recent book is entitled, The Miseducation of Black Children, it’s published by African American Images (Chicago, IL). He has published works in journals such as The Journal of Negro Education, the Journal of Black Studies, the International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, and the International Journal of Critical Pedagogy, to name a few. In addition to his work as a professor and researcher, he served as founding board member for a charter school in Washington, DC. Dr. Shockley holds a PhD in Organizational Leadership & Policy Studies from the University of Maryland at College Park.
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#Afrikan #names #panAfricanism #Abibitumi #neoEnslavement #neoColonialismJOIN THE DISORD: https://discord.gg/cPdMNYkCsHIn this episode we read selections from "What Afrikan NamesMay (or May Not) Tell Us About the State of Pan-Afrikanism" by Ọbádélé Kambon and Roland Mireku Yeboah. Join Us to learn more.This episode continues our drive to understanding the need for a new African-centered curriculum for Black children and family units.
