Discover the powerful and thought-provoking book, "Afrikan People and European Holidays: A Mental Genocide" by the esteemed author, Ishakamusa Barashango. This compelling paperback delves into the complex relationship between cultural traditions and identity, specifically examining how European holidays have influenced and affected Afrikan people both historically and in contemporary society.
Barashango, renowned for his insightful analysis and deep understanding of Afrikan heritage, presents a critical exploration of how these seemingly innocent celebrations can reflect deeper societal structures. His work encourages readers to reconsider accepted norms and traditions, making it an essential read for those interested in cultural studies, history, and social justice.
This book serves as a significant resource for educators, students, and anyone passionate about Afrikan heritage and the impact of cultural imperialism. With its engaging narrative and compelling arguments, "Afrikan People and European Holidays" will leave readers with a new perspective on the importance of cultural awareness and identity preservation.