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I Am Because We Are: Readings in Black Philosophy
Fred L. Hord & Jonathan Scott Lee (eds.)
University of Massachusetts Press (1995)
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"This anthology of writings by prominent black thinkers from antiquity to the present makes the case for a central tradition of black philosophy, rooted in Africa and distinct from the intellectual heritage of the West."--From publisher description.Author's Profile
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