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Summary: This book helps to render obsolete long-held myths.
Review: Ron Eglash's brilliant work on Afrikan fractals helps to shatter long-held myths and misconceptions about Afrikans, the most pervasive and pernicious of which is the notion of Afrikans (both on the Motherland and in the Diaspora) as inactive agents in history. This work motivated me to complete mine on chaos theory and Afrikan fractals. My longer reviews of Eglash's book appear in the Nexus Network Journal (vol. 2, 2000:165-168) and the Journal of Third World Studies (vol. xviii, no. 1, 2001:237-239), each reflecting the publication's genre and disciplinary focus. Dr. Abdul Karim Bangura is a researcher-in-residence at the Center for Global Peace and a professor of International Relations in the School of International Service at American University, and the director of The African Institution in Washington, DC. He is the author of 21 books and more than 200 scholarly articles.
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Summary: the africans are the best!!!
Review: the africans are so advanced in math, they actually went to the moon so many times that they just got tired of it and let the western countries take credit.
they are so very advanced in the arts and sciences, it is amazing.
they built the pyramids (no wait, that was the non-black north africans).
oh, whatever...take my word for it...the africans are very advanced; the ethnic cleansing in rwanda, the aids epidemic, and the rule of many african countries by petty murderous warlords must be all lies. haha
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Summary: Connecting Africans ancient and modern
Review: This is an amazing book! It clearly shows how many of the common things that people of African descent do have may scientific connections. Hair styles that are worn today by people of African descent, have been worn as far back to the ancient indigenous Africans known as the ancient Egyptians. So it really no surprise that there is mathematical and scientific knowledge being found today by scientist and scholars.This book should be in every school and home in this country. I take that back, this book should be in every school globally. Another scientific book that would make a great set for any school or home is, The African Unconscious. Written by Edward Bruce Bynum. You can find it here on Amazon.com.
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Summary: Connecting Africans ancient and modern
Review: This is an amazing book! It clearly shows how many of the common things that people of African descent do have may scientific connections. Hair styles that are worn today by people of African descent, have been worn as far back to the ancient indigenous Africans known as the ancient Egyptians. So it really no surprise that there is mathematical and scientific knowledge being found today by scientist and scholars. This book should be in every school and home in this country. I take that back, this book should be in every school globally. Another scientific book that would make a great set for any school or home is, The African Unconscious. Written by Edward Bruce Bynum. You can find it here on Amazon.com.
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