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The SAGE Encyclopedia of African Cultural Heritage in North America

THE SAGE ENCY OF AFRCN CULT HERITAGE IN NRTH AMERICA 2V

Multicultural Studies

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<P>This book provides an accessible ready reference on the retention and continuity of African culture within the United States.  Our conceptual framework holds, first, that culture is a form of self-knowledge and knowledge about self in the world as transmitted from one person to another.  Second, that African people continuously create their own cultural history as they move through time and space.  Third, that African descended people living outside of Africa are also contributors to and participate in the creation of African cultural history. </P>

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Editorial Board.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
SAGE 50 Years.
List of Entries.
Reader&#x2019;s Guide.
About the Editors.
Contributors.
Introduction.
1: Acculturation.
2: Adinkra Symbols of Ghana.
3: Adoption: Blood, Totem, Belonging.
4: Africa World Press and the Red Sea Press.
5: African Aesthetic, The.
6: African American Content in School Curricula.
7: African American Cultural Festivals in the Northeastern United States.
8: African American Genetics.
9: African American Images and Stereotypes.
10: African American Vernacular English in Life Narratives.
11: African Burial Ground Complex, New York City.
12: African Canadian Experience, Historical and Cultural Overview.
13: African Canadian History.
14: African Consciousness as Cultural Continuity.
15: African Crops and Food Traditions in North America.
16: African Cultural Revivals.
17: African Cultural Survivals.
18: African Dance.
19: African Diaspora in Mexico.
20: African Diaspora Participatory Literacy Communities.
21: African Environment, Sustainability, and Indigenous Knowledge.
22: African Ethical Tradition.
23: African Ethnic Identities.
24: African Hair Combs.
25: African Heritage Studies Association.
26: African Influences on African American Arts and Artists.
27: African Influences on African American Funerary and Mortuary Practices.
28: African Influences on North American Fashion, Historic and Contemporary.
29: African Languages, Acquisition of.
30: African Languages and American English.
31: African Liberation Day.
32: African Linguistic and Communication Continuities in the Caribbean Diaspora.
33: African Nova Scotians.
34: African Origins of Soul Food: Cuisines and Food Preparation.
35: African Orthodox Church.
36: African People&#x2019;s Socialist Party.
37: African Personality, the Human Factor: A Guide to Hunhu.
38: African Proverbs as a Form of Epistemology.
39: African Psychology Institute.
40: African Scholar in North America, The.
41: African Spiritual Traditions, Survival and Continuity in North America.
42: African Voyages to the Americas Before Columbus.
43: African Women, Power of.
44: African Worldview.
45: Africana Sociocultural Heritage.
46: African-Centered Christianity: First Afrikan Church, Atlanta, Georgia.
47: African-Centered Curricula, Tenets of.
48: African-Centered Education in Canada.
49: African-Centered Leadership.
50: African-Centered Psychology.
51: African-Centered Schools as Sources of Resistance to Cultural Oppression.
52: African-Centered Schools in Canada.
53: African-Centric Paradigm, Edward Wilmot Blyden&#x2019;s Influence on.
54: Africanisms in African Names in the United States.
55: Africanisms in Contemporary English.
56: Africanity.
57: Africans and Seminoles.
58: Africatown, Alabama.
59: Africville, Nova Scotia.
60: Afrocentricity.
61: Afrocentricity International.
62: Akan Diaspora in North America.
63: All-African People&#x2019;s Revolutionary Party.
64: Anansesem and Contemporary Education.
65: Ancestors.
66: Animal Folk Tales.
67: Architecture in North America, African Influences on.
68: Assimilation.
69: Association for the Study of African American Life and History.
70: Association of Black Psychologists.
71: Basketry in the Gullah Sea Islands of South Carolina.
72: Beauty as a Concept.
73: Black Classic Press.
74: Black Liberation Theology.
75: Black Panther Party.
76: Black Popular Culture.
77: Black Power.
78: Black Studies.
79: Blues Aesthetic, The.
80: Blues, African Heritage of.
81: Bottle Trees.
82: Bouki Blues Festival.
83: Call-and-Response.
84: Carnival.
85: Center for Black Literature at Medgar Evers College (CUNY).
86: Ceramic Traditions, African American.
87: Cheikh Anta Diop International Conference.
88: Children&#x2019;s Game Songs.
89: Congo Square, New Orleans.
90: Council of Independent Black Institutions.
91: Creoles as Pan-African Languages.
92: Cultural Identity.
93: Cultural Imperialism.
94: Cultural Misorientation.
95: Cultural Resistance to Psychic Terrorism.
96: Cultural Unity.
97: Culturally Relevant Pedagogy.
98: Culture-Based Education for African American Learners.
99: Dance Culture.
100: Dance in African Societies, Role of.
101: Dancehall.
102: David Walker&#x2019;s Appeal.
103: Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead).
104: Diglossia.
105: Dislocation.
106: DNA and African American Family Genealogy Research.
107: Dobale.
108: Double Consciousness.
109: Drums, Roles of.
110: Drums and Drumming Styles.
111: Dunham Technique, The.
112: Dyeing Technology.
113: East, The.
114: Ebonics.
115: Ebonics: The Retention of African Tongues.
116: Education.
117: Education Versus Schooling.
118: Elders, Role of.
119: Eugenics Movement.
120: Extended Family as Lineage.
121: Fanga.
122: Festival of Black and African Arts and Culture (FESTAC).
123: Food Crops, Exchange of Between Africa and the Americas.
124: Food Cultivation.
125: Free Church Tradition.
126: Freedom Colonies: Independent African American Communities in Post&#x2013;Civil War Texas.
127: Gaspar Yanga&#x2019;s Maroon Society, Veracruz, Mexico.
128: Gele (Head Wrap).
129: Gender Socialization and Categorization.
130: Gold Coast.
131: Griots, Rappers, and Deejays.
132: Group Identity and Naming Controversies.
133: Gullah/Geechee.

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