Afrikan People and European Holidays, Vol.1: A Mental Genocide
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Afrikan People and European Holidays, Vol.1: A Mental Genocide

by Ishakamusa Barashango

History Cultural Studies African Studies
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In Volume 1, Ishakamusa Barashango examines Afrikan people and European holidays through the provocative framework of “A Mental Genocide.” The book offers a culturally focused discussion for readers interested in history, identity, traditions, and the ways holidays can influence collective thought.

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Afrikan People and European Holidays, Vol. 1: A Mental Genocide focuses on the relationship between African peoples and European holidays.

The subtitle presents the subject through the concept of mental genocide, directing attention toward cultural and psychological dimensions.

This volume may interest readers exploring history, cultural identity, and the influence of holiday traditions.

The listing identifies Ishakamusa Barashango as the author of this used edition.

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