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Wezolo! Aenouledoo. Listed Below are a series of articles that have been preserved over time for educational purposes. Many of the links listed may be inactive, books may be out of print and authors may have transitioned since the time of initial upload. Proceed at your own informed decisions. Akpeloo!

ANCIENT AFRO-INDIAN DIALECT EXTINCT AFTER LAST SPEAKER DIES

African-Americans Tracing Ancestral Roots Through DNA

500-Year-Old Religion at Root of Benin's Culture

The Nine Stages of American Autogenocide

African Healers Hold Secrets To New Scourges

Christianity, African Religion & African Medicine

Missionaries are Colonialists

Car Dealer Acquired Black Farmers' Land by Foreclosing on Loans

With Help From Their White Lawyer,
a Black Mississippi Family Loses a Farm

List of Correspondences between West African and Egyptian Culture

The Dimona House of Israel Light

Fetish Priests Rewrite History

Commentary on the Absent Queen Mothers

Raining Blood Over the Temple of Set

Remembering (and Forgetting) African Muslims in the Americas

Vodou Possessions and the Black Church

African Healers

Slavery and Religion in America:
A Time Line 1440-1866

African Influences in the Development of American Music as Illustrated in Early Delta Blues Performances

Black In China

To Be a Slave in Brooklyn

Peculiar Land Swaps Leave Blacks With Little of Their Ancestors' Georgia Island

Driving Vodou Underground

The Brief History of the Asante of Ghana

Taking Away the Vote - and a Black Man's Land

The Challenges Facing Diaspora Africans Who Return To Africa

Tribal Healers Help AIDS Fight

Animal Sacrifice and the Old Testament

World's Oldest Religion Discovered in Botswana

Ancient Ancestry: Biotech Genealogy Company Grafts Paleolithic Roots to Family Trees

Biodiversity and Intellectual Property Rights Implications for Indigenous People of South Africa

Alabama Pushed A Black Family Off Its Land- And Left It Empty For Years

West-Central African Spirits in the South Carolina Lowcountry

Santeria Moves to Cyberspace

A Man Is Jailed for Defending His Land

Keys to Feminine Empowerment

Map Showing Coextensive African Cultures

Living in the North Gave Blacks No Guarantee Against Land Grabs

Official News Update, December 2014

Mamaissii Temples

AP Documents Land Taken From Blacks Through Trickery, Violence and Murder

America's Moral Conscience

The Ancient Science of !Kung Healing

The Melungeons: An Untold Story of Ethnic Cleansing in America

Secret Religion of The Slaves

Plates in Graves: An Africanism?

Virtues of Qurbaani

Mother Teresa

A New Look at "JuJu": The Pope's Apology to Africans

Landownership Made Blacks Targets of Violence and Murder

Bush's 'Spirit' Cursed With Black Magic, Tossed Into River

Origins of the Vodoun Religion: A Closer Look At Dahomey’s Claim

African-Americans Tracing Ancestral Roots Through DNA

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