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Kenneth N Ngwa
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Let My People Live: An African Reading of Exodus
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Life Under the Baobab Tree: Africana Studies and Religion in a Transitional Age
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“Against exploitation of human and nonhuman life, the Exodus story’s earthly and earthy focus—the rootedness of home in the earth—signifies that political liberation without ecological liberation is not only insufficient but also deficient and ultimately unacceptable.”
― Let My People Live: An African Reading of Exodus
― Let My People Live: An African Reading of Exodus
“Fragile systems and ideologies have a way of producing fragile minds and mindsets that rely on marginalizing others. The appropriate response to this reality is ultimately not to switch residential zip codes but to change governing ideology... To shift location from Egypt to Canaan, without changing the underlying social, political, and ideological determinants of marginalization, is to transfer the problem rather than resolve it.”
― Let My People Live: An African Reading of Exodus
― Let My People Live: An African Reading of Exodus
“It is no longer enough to simply explore how to survive while sharing space with the structure that threatens to eliminate you; one must ask how to redesign the structure.”
― Let My People Live: An African Reading of Exodus
― Let My People Live: An African Reading of Exodus
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