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A Short History of Africa
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Roland Anthony Oliver

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Jovana Blagojevic is on page 125 of 336

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Jovana Blagojevic is on page 92 of 336

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Ryan (Glay) is on page 200 of 336

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Kirsten Paulo is on page 50 of 336

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Kirsten Paulo is on page 12 of 336

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Shane Hill is on page 252

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Arjun Jain is on page 216 of 280

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counter-hegemonicon is 43% done

Turns out radical evangelical Christians were responsible for the abolition movement in England. Point Christians 🙏🏿

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Jetta Hattaway is on page 18 of 304

I’m perplexed. I found this book at a vintage book store; it was first published in 1962. I have always thought my public school education had many holes, knowledge of African history being one of the biggest, so I grabbed it, intrigued. I’ve only just begun the book, and I believe it to be using terminology steeped in ideological racism, scientific racism. Does it still have credibility? Do I continue reading?

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