Marimba Ani

Marimba Ani (born Dona Richards) is an anthropologist and African Studies scholar best known for her work ''Yurugu'', a comprehensive critique of European thought and culture, and her coining of the term "Maafa" for the African holocaust. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Let the circle be unbroken : the implications of African spirituality in the diaspora /
    by Ani, Marimba, Ani, Marimba
    Published 1992

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    Yurugu : an african-centered critique of European cultural thought and behavior /
    by Ani, Marimba, Ani, Marimba
    Published 1994

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    Let the circle be unbroken : the implications of African spirituality in the diaspora /
    by Ani, Marimba
    Published 1997

    Book
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    Yurugu : an Afrikan-centered critique of European cultural thought and behavior /
    by Ani, Marimba
    Published 1994

    Book
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    To be Afrikan : essays by Afrikans in the process of Sankofa : returning to our source of power /
    Published 2003
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