Afrikan People and European Holidays: A Mental Genocide, Book 2
Ishakamusa Barashango examines the relationship between Afrikan people and European holidays in this thought-provoking second volume. Framed as a study of mental genocide, the book offers a critical cultural perspective on holiday traditions, identity, and the ways historical influences shape social understanding.
About This Book
A focused work on Afrikan people and European holidays, with attention to the cultural implications suggested by its subtitle.
Framed as an examination of “mental genocide,” the book presents a critical perspective on how holiday traditions may relate to identity and cultural understanding.
As Book 2, it forms part of Ishakamusa Barashango’s broader discussion of Afrikan history, culture, and social awareness.
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