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This event is in dedication of Dr. Amos Wilson's legacy. He teaches us to value our community and to preserve our community and to serve our community. #BlackOnBlackCrime will only be solved if we do these things as a nation. http://www.kevindorival.com/bl....ack-on-black-crime-s

Note: Information presented is related to the premise of his book, "Educating the Black Child for the 21st Century", which he mentioned much earlier in this presentation.

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2018 Preseason Nationals - High School (11th - 12th Grade) 182 Amos Wilson Glenwood Vs Owen Braungardt Team Kansas

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Developmental Psychology (2nd Edition): http://www.realityspeaksbookst....ore.com/dramwidepsof
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I decided to upload the second half of this lecture. It details some of Wilson's rationales and objectives for his book on psychotherapeutic psychology, as well as for African/black psychology in general.

This lecture focuses on the topic of education and is part one of a series of presentations given in 1989. It (the series) attempts to "operationally define" an African-centered (relevant) education. The lecture is only general, of course, and much of what it covers will be dealt with in greater detail in the soon-to-be-published book, Educating the Black Child for the Twenty-First Century: A Rationale for an African-centered Pedagogy. Look for this some time this year or 2017-2018. Contact and other information are provided below:

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This is a clip from a speech by our great #PanAfrikan Ancestor - Baba Amos Wilson.

In recent months, a clip of Amos Wilson has been doing the rounds as leaders & advocates of the #ADOS hashtag attempt to use his words to justify negative sentiments towards "Black Immigrants" to the USA.

We are all entitled to our Political Ideology. What we are not entitled to do is distort the legacies of our Ancestors. Our Ancestors deserve to be represented by us, for exactly what they stood for. The deliberate distortion of the legacy of our great #PanAfrikan Ancestor is unfortunate... and it must be corrected.

This clip is an attempt to put the legacy of Amos Wilson in proper context for those who may be new to his work.

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