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A customer was interested in purchasing the article, "VOODOO OR IQ: AN INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN PSYCHOLOGY" by Cedric X (Clark), D. Phillip McGee, Wade Nobles, and Luther X (Weems) which they discovered on the Karen Hunter and Greg Carr show

 

I found the article for free online and am sharing it here ▶.  I decided to read it myself.  It starts;

 

"African Psychology is the recognition and practice of a body of knowledge which is fundamentally different in origin, content, and direction than that recognized and practiced by Euro-American psychologists. The differences between African Psychology and Euro-American Psychology reflect the differences between Black people and white people or, in terms of basic culture, between Africans and Europeans."

 

It starts off with a reasonable thesis, by then loses me with one statement midway though. I finish it but... 

 

 

 

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Man....sounds like something I'd definitely be interested in!


 

 

10 hours ago, Troy said:

It starts off with a reasonable thesis, by then loses me with one statement midway though. I finish it but... 

 


Come on man, you KNOW we're curious.....lol.....exactly WHAT as the "one statement" made that lost you?

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Let me guess, lol.
Was it this quote on page 13:

"African Psychology, with full and grateful acknowledgment to the Messenger of Allah, the Honorable Elijah Muhammad - who was the first to raise and answer this question of origins"
 

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14 hours ago, Troy said:

Bingo.

My first surprise was the amount of "X's" in the name of the Authors....Nobles tends to be  Moorish name in the US.

The information given seems consistent with Francis C Welsing who is actually quoted and Richard King(Key to Freedom)

With some Fanon's theory of "non-being"....hence the skin bleaching.

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Funny, I did not take note of ask the X’s in the names of the coauthors until I finished the article. Had I taken note of that before reading the article I would not have been caught off guard.

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Excerpt from the book was an interesting read. Written almost 50 years ago.

 

The long game being played under racism white supremacy over the past 5 decades and counting will continue to erode Black self-awareness, critical thinking and pride to name a few.😎

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