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Lexicalization and Issues of Semantic Analysis In Serial Verb Construction Nominalization 
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Okunini Kamau Rashid is an Associate Professor of Educational Foundations and Inquiry at National... View more
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Hotep Family the purpose of this group is to empower and inform you with info that will help you... View more
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Vegan health tips and info from and Afrakan Centered Prospective. The better you eat the better you think.
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Please read below for expectations and guidelines of the Abibitumi Communiversity–an Afrikan=Black […]
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Group dedicated to the proliferation of the thoughts and ideas of Nana John Henrik Clarke.
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Okunini Williams stated clearly, ”As long as we rely on white historians to write Black History for us,... View more
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