Afrocentric Pan Africanist Vision

Molefi Kete Asante is professor and chair of the Department of Africology and African American Studies at Temple University.

After reading this book you will be compelled to reconsider how we contemporarily think about social justice. Few people have done more to move African Diaspora considerations from a philosophical conversation about our distant past or a theoretic musing about dispersed people out there to something much more timely and relevant. Asante’s contemporary vision, informed by a Pan African sensibility, shows us what we must all do if we genuinely care about the future direction of humanity. It is written with an urgent call to arms to those who understand the significance of agency in the fight for liberation. This book demonstrates why Molefi Kete Asante remains one of the most brilliant thinkers in the world!

• Chapter One: The Song of the StormChapter Two: The Spectrum of Colossal FailureChapter Three: Cuban Military Solidarity with Pan AfricanismChapter Four: Cheikh Anta Diop and the African RevolutionChapter Five: The Basis of Pan African Unity of AfricaChapter Six: The Pan African Uses of African CivilizationChapter Seven: Toward a Union of African StatesChapter Eight: Padmore: A Socialist Pan Africanist in ActionChapter Nine: Kwame Nkrumah: An Exemplary Pan AfricanistChapter Ten: Leadership in a Resurgent AfricaChapter Eleven: African Federalism and the Civil SocietyChapter Twelve: African and African Diasporan CulturesChapter Thirteen: African and African Diaspora CulturesChapter Fourteen: Of African Revolutionary ActionsChapter Fifteen: Africans, We Can Do What We Will!