Kebuka! Remembering the Middle Passage Through the Eyes of Our Ancestors sociology raising questions that readers are

raising questions that readers are still trying to answer

Finch III in which the author attempts to trace the origin an evolution of humanity

and his traditions as they were established in West Africa

Kwame Nkrumah and countless other Afrikan teachers

and that of Cultural Misorientation to account for African American psychological victimization under Eurocentric and White supremacy cultural domination of Africans in America

Kebuka! Remembering the Middle Passage Through the Eyes of Our Ancestors sociology raising questions that readers arePeople tell us we should forget. They tell us we should forget about our homeland and our ancestors and our traditions because we are much better off here than in any place we were before. Many even tell us that being brought to this place saved us from ourselves by giving us religion and reason.