"Afrikan People and European Holidays: A Mental Genocide (Vol. 1)" by Ishakamusa Barashango sheds a powerful light on the cultural impacts and the deeply embedded influences of European holidays on African communities. This compelling book is aimed at readers interested in understanding the historical and socio-cultural relationships that have shaped modern practices and beliefs among African people.
Published in a practical paperback format, this book offers a profound exploration of the psychological effects these holidays have had, positioning them as tools of prolonged cultural dominance. Barashango bravely delves into the controversial topic of how widely celebrated Western holidays contribute to the erosion of African cultural identities, wielding thorough research to illuminate these cultural dynamics.
This volume encourages readers to engage in critical thought, challenging the status quo and inspiring a deeper awareness of one’s cultural history and identity. Ideal for those passionate about cultural studies, historical analysis, and for readers seeking to expand their understanding of cultural manipulation throughout history and its ongoing effects in contemporary society.
With a blend of scholarly insight and accessible writing, "Afrikan People and European Holidays" invites readers into a transformative journey of awareness and reclamation of cultural heritage.