Individuals who choose the paths of their ancestors often walk alone, ostracized by family, friends and co-workers, who have been conditioned to view African/Diaspora religions as "savage and evil." This illustrated journey exposes America's hidden history of creating the hostile, and inhospitable atmosphere in which African religions were not permitted to flourish and enjoy the same first amendment rights as all other faiths. Previously published in "Mami Wata: Africa's Ancient God/dess Unveiled," this book is informative for all faiths and all African religious paths.
Individuals who choose the paths of their ancestors often walk alone, ostracized by family, friends and co-workers, who have been conditioned to view African/Diaspora religions as "savage and evil." This illustrated journey exposes America's hidden history of creating the hostile, and inhospitable atmosphere in which African religions were not permitted to flourish and enjoy the same first amendment rights as all other faiths. Previously published in "Mami Wata: Africa's Ancient God/dess Unveiled," this book is informative for all faiths and all African religious paths.
