The Mind of Black Africa

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The book explores the violent colonization of Africa by European powers in the late 19th century, examining how Enlightenment theories about the African Mind influenced this process. Following World War II, a rebellion emerged within Black Africa, leading to a quest for self-identity and political independence. However, the subsequent betrayal by new African leaders has left the continent grappling with its legacy. The narrative emphasizes the urgent need for Africans to reclaim and reaffirm their cultural and intellectual heritage.