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“Kawaida is self-consciously a cultural and communitarian philosophy and practice, focusing on culture and community as the twin pillars of its intellectual and practical focus, framework and foundation. Its fundamental thrust is to inspire, inform and sustain cultural revolution and national or communal liberation and new paradigms of being…
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“Kawaida is a communitarian African philosophy created in the context of the African American liberation struggle and developed as an ongoing synthesis of the best of African thought and practice in constant exchange with the world. Forged in the crucible of struggle in the 1960’s and continuously addressing both ongoing and new issues,…
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Every now and then over the last few years I’ve thought about taking on an additional name.
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Abibitumi Points
What name?
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“Kawaida is both a philosophy and practice. The interrelatedness and close interaction of philosophy and practice in Kawaida can be seen in one way by defining Kawaida as both a philosophy of practice and a practice of philosophy. It is a philosophy of practice in that it is critical and systematic thought about engaging the world, acting in…
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