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020			_a9781803094649
037			_cPurchased _nPrism Books, Kadavanthra
041			_aEnglish
082			_a305.896 _bAJA/AF
100			_aNorman Ajari
245			_aAFRO-DECOLONIAL MANIFESTO
250			_a1
260			_aCalcutta _bSeagull Books _c2025
300			_g92
500			_aTranslated from French by Teresa Lavender Fagan. Offering a compelling call to arms while challenging the pervasive grip of colonialism on the Black psyche, this manifesto charts a course toward a future defined by autonomy, dignity, and radical liberation. Delving into the historical currents of resistance—from Negritude to Black nationalism to pan-Africanism—this manifesto unapologetically confronts the insidious nature of modern colonialism. In a world where the very presence of the Black body incites fear and insecurity among white supremacists, Afro-Decolonial Manifesto exposes the fallacy of equating Black existence with reverse colonialism. It challenges the prevailing narratives of gratitude and guilt, asserting the right of the Black diaspora to reclaim its autonomy and dignity, and also examines the effectiveness of movements like Black Lives Matter, advocating for a renewed Black internationalism rooted in Africa’s unity and autonomy. In a stirring call to arms, Afro-Decolonial Manifesto heralds a new era of resistance, where reparation becomes not just a demand for restitution, but a catalyst for radical change. This volume emboldens Black people to reclaim their narrative, their agency, and their future. It is a testament to the enduring spirit of liberation and the indomitable resilience of Black lives.
650			_aSocial sciences
650			_aSocial sciences, sociology & anthropology
650			_aGroups of people
650			_aEthnic and national groups
650			_aBlack people (African origin)
650			_aAfrican American or Black studies
650			_aAfrican studies
650			_aBlack studies
700			_aTeresa Lavender Fagan (tr.)
942			_cLEN
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999			_c196546 _d196546