K. Agyei and Akua N. Akoto
AUTHORS

Akoto
Ayo Salami
Ayi Kwei Armah
Mwalimu Baruti
Tony Browder
Charles Finch
Carter G. Woodson
John Henrick Clarke
Maulana Karenga
Kobi Kambon
Kenneth Zakee
Marimba Ani
Dr. Ben
Bunseki Fu-Kiau
Chike Akua
The Sankofa Movement: ReAfrikanization and the
Reality of War
K. Agyei and Akua Nson Akoto
Over the course of the last three decades, the ancient Afrikan/Akan
concept of Sankof has achieved a progressivley greater familiarity and
popular usage.  its popularity can be explained only partially by
"indigenization" - a growing international repsonse to the forces of
"globalization."  For the Afrikan world, Sankofa represents a much more
fundamental expression of cultural connectedness.  The Sankofa
Movement describes the fundamental nature of the intuitive urge among
Afrikan people to reconnect with the essence of traditional Afrika, and it
addresses the unresolved issues of survival and development raised by
such luminaries as Marcus Garvey, Martin Delaney, Drusilla Houston, Yaa
Asantewa, Kwame Nkrumah and countless other Afrikan teachers,
Warriors and Healers.
$22US       ISBN  0-9634558-4-2


Nationbuilding: Theory & Practice in
Afrikan Centered Education
K. Agyei Akoto
The essays that comprises this volume have been
organized into three complementary sections: Conceptual
Foundations, Interactions, and Paradigms. The essays
were composed in response to very real issues that
experienced by independent schools, and particularly
those issues that arose during the growth of the
NationHouse Positive Action Center, the institution
co-founded and directed by the author.
$14.95 US (education) ISBN 0-9634558-0-X
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