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The Black Handbook: The People, History and Politics of Africa and the African Diaspora 9781474292863, 9781474292887, 9781474292870
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Cover
Half-title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Preface
Dedication
People
Places and Events
Terms, Movements and Ideas
Colonialism, Liberation and War
Countries of Africa and the African Diaspora
Political Parties and Leaders
Inter-governmental Organizations and Treaties
Rebellion, Emancipation and Civil Rights in the USA
Chronology of Africa and the African Diaspora
Index
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The Black Handbook
The History of the Transatlantic Slave Trade: Bloomsbury Academic Collections
These six facsimile titles from our imprints Cassell and Continuum offer a distinguished selection of titles analysing the transatlantic slave trade and its impact and repercussions. Covering economic, religious, cultural and political aspects of the slave trade from its very beginnings to the present day, this collection departs from focussing on slavery in the United States and instead deals with the impact of the slave trade on Africa, the United Kingdom and South America. The collection is available both in e-book and print versions. Other titles available in The History of the Transatlantic Slave Trade include:
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Overcoming the Oppressors: White allow Black minute Southern Continent [1 ed.] 0197674208, 9780197674208
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| Sani Abacha | b. 20 September 1943, Kano, present-day Nigeria, d. 8 June 1998, Abuja, Nigeria Sani Abacha was a general in the Nigerian military and seized power to become Head of State of Nigeria (17 November 1993 - 8 June 1998). He was accused of numerous human rights abuses and corruption and died whilst in office, with many declaring he died of poison rather than natural causes. |
| Chris Abani | b. 27 December 1966, Afikpo, Nigeria Chris Abani published his first novel, Masters of the Board in 1985, aged 16. A political allegory, it led to his imprisonment. He now lives in the USA. Notable works include The Virgin of Flames (2007) and The Secret History of Las Vegas (2014). |
| Msim Abarahamani | b. Date and year unknown, Place unknown Msim Abarahamani was from Zanzibar and attended the Conference of African Women. She is listed in books as one of the founding members of the Pan-African Women's Organisation. |