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Positioning New Students for Jegnaship by Answering the Spirit’s Call to Come Home
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Positioning New Students for Jegnaship by Answering the Spirit’s Call to Come Home

by Patricia Nunley

Attending an ABPsi convention is a unique family reunification ritual. For African Americans, the ratification of the 1865 Thirteenth Amendment is cited as the origin of Black Family Reunions. In 2024, I joined two different adopted family members, Trust Manzini (Tsonga) and Dr. Zethu Cataka (Xhosa), in their annual “Going […]

An African-centered Education Remedy
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An African-centered Education Remedy

by Vernon C. Lindsay, PhD

Too often, American schools pour Eurocentric values into the minds of Black students through curricula, culture, and policies. Dr. Carter G. Woodson recognized the education system’s shortcomings in 1926 and created Negro History Week. One week of highlighting Black achievement evolved into Black History Month.  Next month, we commemorate 100 […]

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