https://archive.org/details/forced-migration

Forced Migration: The impact of the export slave trade on African societies by J. E. Inikori; Walter Rodney; Claude Meillassoux; Charles Becker; Victor Martin; J. D. Fage; Peter Morton-Williams; Albert van Danzig; Phyllis Martin; Herbert S. Klein; Edward A. Alpers

Topics
#slavery, #slavetrade, #blackchattelslavery, #antiblackness, #Africanhistory, #historyofAfrica, #Africanslavery, #slaveryinAfrica, #transatlanticslavetrade, #triangletrade, #transSaharanslavetrade, #europeancolonialism, #imperialism, #WestAfrica, #Sahel, #CentralAfrica, #EastAfrica

"There has been much debate over recent years about the effect of the Atlantic slave trade on Africa, with some authorities claiming that there were huge figures involved, and that these set back Africa's development for many years. Other historians reach lower estimates of the figures involved in the Atlantic trade, and hence argue that the effects on the political economy of Africa were more limited. Had widespread slavery existed long before the growth of the European slave trade ? How important was the trans-Saharan traffic ?

https://archive.org/details/dis-pa-nan-lang-ayisyen-an

Dis pa nan lang ayisyen-an by Woje E. Saven; Iv J. Joseph

Topics
#HaitianCreole, #KreyòlAyisyen, #creole, #kreyòl, #gramè, #pedagoji, #edikasyon

"Dis pa nan lang ayisyen-an se yon gramè espesyal ki kab ede pwofesè ki pale lang ayisyen-an anseye timoun ayisyen-yo nan lang manman-yo."

https://archive.org/details/community-futurisms

Black Quantum Futurism, Space-Time Collapse Volume II: Community Futurisms by Rasheedah Phillips; Jessi Jumanji; Camae Ayewa; Womanist Working Collective; Marcus Borton; Natalie-Claire Luwisha-Bowditch; North Philly Peace Park; Dox Thrash House; R.L. Stanford ; Jason Harris; Arturo Castillon; Soraya Jean-Louis; Faye Anderson; Quentin Vercetty; Aiden Gibbs; Nyasha Felder; Marcus Borton; LaTierra Piphus; Quentin Vercetty

Topics
#BlackQuantumFuturism, #BQF, #Afrofuturism, #Philadelphia, #NorthPhilly, #NorthPhiladelphia, #Blackart, #Blackarts, #experimentalwriting, #experimentalliterature, #activism, #activistart

https://archive.org/details/nehanda-vera

Nehanda by Yvonne Vera; Zermatt Scutt

Topics
#Nehanda, #MbuyaNehanda, #Zimbabwe, #HaitianCreole, #KreyòlAyisyen, #Kreyòl, #creole, #tradiksyon, #woman, #Lafrik, #fanm, #istwa

"Manzè Yvonne Vera te fèt Zimbabwe, yon ti peyi sou kontinan Lafrik la ki peple ak moun ki pa twò diferan ak nou menm ann Ayiti. Li se yon gwo sanba Afriken ki bay vwa fanm yon plas santral nan istwa l yo. Nan bèl woman sa a nou tradui a, manzè Yvonne prezante nou Nehanda, yon fanm espri yo chwazi kòm fanm saj pou ede pèp Zimbabwe a akouche libète l, pou yo dechouke blan yo ki soti pou vòlè tè yo, vòlè nanm yo, vòlè lavni yo. Manzè Yvonne pran men nou pou l mennen n eksplore kijan fanm sa a imajine liberasyon sila a l ap ede pèp la akouche a."

https://archive.org/details/la-bastarda

La bastarda by Trifonia Melibea Obono; Luis Melgar Valero; Arturo Arnalte

Topics
#Fang, #Faŋ, #GuineaEcuatorial, #literaturalésbica, #homofobia, #patriarca

Ambientada en Guinea Ecuatorial, La bastarda es una novela que denuncia cómo el peso de la tradición frustra la vida de muchas mujeres en las sociedades africanas.

La protagonista, Okomo, una adolescente de etnia fang, atrapada en un sistema de valores que no le permite desarrollar su personalidad, se anima a emprender la búsqueda de su progenitor, cuya identidad le ocultan sus mayores. El viaje la llevará a recorrer su país, en el que se encontrará con las secuelas del colonialismo aún vigentes. En su camino, conocerá a otros personajes que, como ella, se rebelan contra las convenciones sociales y con quienes vivirá experiencias que la transformarán para siempre.

La obra, que contiene información sociológica y antropológica de primera mano, es un relato valiente y directo sobre el conflicto entre la estructura familiar y las creencias ancestrales de los fang y los deseos de libertad de las nuevas generaciones en el África subsahariana.

Con La bastarda, Melibea Obono se presenta como una nueva voz en la literatura africana en español, en la que irrumpe con una decidida defensa de la emancipación de la mujer.

https://archive.org/details/lingen

Lingala Dictionary & Phrasebook: A Language of Central Africa. Lingala-English/English-Lingala by Aquilina Mawadza; Yeno Matuka

Topics
#Lingala, #dictionary, #dictionaries, #bilingualdictionary, #bilingualdictionaries, #translationdictionary, #translationdictionaries, #phrasebook, #phrasebooks, #bagó, #lingɛlɛ́sa, #búku, #Congo, #Kongo, #Kongó, #KongóKinsásá, #RepublíkiyaKongóDemokratíki

Lingala (a Bantu language of the Niger-Congo family) is spoken by approximately 10 million people living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the Republic of Congo, the Central African Republic and Angola. It originated in the Equatorial Region of the DRC, but as the official language of the Army, it became the major language of the Capital city, Kinshasa. Lingala is considered one of the national languages of the DRC.

This dictionary uses the simplified Lingala dialect, also known as Lingala facile. It is mostly a spoken language.

This unique, two-part resource provides travelers to central Africa with the tools they need for daily interaction. The bilingual dictionary has a concise vocabulary for everyday use, and the phrasebook allows instant communication on a variety of topics.

https://archive.org/details/african-women

African Women: Their Struggle for Economic Independence by Christine Obbo

Topics
#immigration, #emigration, #EastAfrica, #womeninAfrica, #misogynoir, #Uganda, #Kenya, #Kampala, #urbanization, #gender, #anthropology, #Africananthropology, #anthropologyofAfrica, #capitalism, #neocolonialism, #imperialism

"African Women is a study of the everyday struggles of women in East Africa to support themselves economically. The aim of these women is clear – to be more independent of men. One consequence of this has been their migration from traditional village society to the apparently less restrictive life of the city. Chistine Obbo’s book grew out of her research in Uganda and Kenya during the 1970’s. It portrays the attitudes of ordinary women – both villagers and those living in the cities – to their relationships with men. It presents a detailed picture of the multitude of ways in which these women earn their own living. And it shows the new more independent forms of relationships with men – as well as solidarity with other women – that they have built up."

https://archive.org/details/manje-lakansyel

Manje lakansyèl: Ti bebe toupatou = ¡Qué sabroso arco iris! Bebés por donde quiera by Rena D. Grossman; Yvon Gachette; María A. Fiol; Randy Duchaine; Celia Roberts

Topics
#HaitianCreole, #KreyòlAyisyen, #Kreyòl, #tibebe, #bebés, #comida, #manje, #koulè, #colores

2018, Star Bright Books

https://archive.org/details/san-ildefonso-agta

Population Dynamics of a Philippine Rain Forest People: The San Ildefonso Agta by John D. Early; Thomas N. Headland

Topics
#Philippines, #Agta, #Luzon, #indigenouspeoples, #indigenouspeople, #genocide, #population, #demographics, #historyofthePhilippines, #genocide, #colonialism, #capitalism, #antiblackness, #rainforest, #deforestation, #emigration, #immigration, #SanIldefonso

The Agta Negrito people have been hunters and gatherers in the tropical rain forests of the Philippines for centuries. This book investigates a small group of the Agta living on Luzon Island during their transition from a foraging society to a landless group of agricultural workers.

The core of the book is a demographic study of fertility, mortality, and migration over a 44-year period. It is one of only two studies that have completely reconstructed the population dynamics of a foraging group without relying on mathematical models. Ethnographic and narrative historical sections of the book establish the contexts for the demographic data and enhance the study’s readability. As a case history of social and population dynamics in a remote frontier region, the work describes the impact of international commercial interests on both the rain forest and the landless peasantry seeking to survive.

https://archive.org/details/poetry-in-haitian-creole

Poetry in Haitian Creole: a guide for beginners and for translators by Emmanuel W. Védrine; Tony Jean-Jacques

Topics
#pwezi, #HaitianCreole, #KreyòlAyisyen, #Kreyòl, #pwezianKreyòl, #creole, #pwezikreyòlayisyen, #poetry, #translation

Content:

Preface (pg. 4)
Poetry (pg. 5)
Haitian Creole - English Glossary (pg. 58)
Abbreviations (pg. 75)

https://archive.org/details/kabila-et-1

Kabila et la révolution congolaise: Panafricanisme ou néocolonialisme? Tome 1 by Ludo Martens; Abdoulaye Yerodia Ndombasi

Topics
#Congo, #CongoKinshasa, #RDC, #RépubliquedémocratiqueduCongo, #LaurentDésiréKabila, #GrandsLacs, #politiqueafricaine, #impérialisme, #néocolonialisme

En 1979, Ludo Martens invite Kabila à Bruxelles. Depuis, son engagement pour le Congo n'a pas fléchi. Son livre transporte le lecteur dans ce pays complexe, où de nombreuses familles survivent avec 10 dollars par mois et où le peuple a enterré trois millions et demi de victimes en trois années de guerre et d'occupations étrangères. L'auteur rapporte ses entretiens avec des dizaines de militants de base œuvrant pour un changement radical.

https://archive.org/details/o-mpla-perante-si-proprio

Guerrilhas e Lutas Sociais. O MPLA Perante Si Próprio (1960-1977): Ensaio de História Política by Jean-Michel Mabeko-Tali; Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch; Pepetela; Alberto Oliveira Pinto

Topics
#Angola, #MPLA, #impérioportuguês, #colonialismoportuguês, #MovimentoPopulardeLibertaçãodeAngola, #guerradaindependênciadeAngola, #guerracivilAngolana, #descolonização, #históriadaÁfrica, #revolução, #marxismo, #anticolonialismo, #lutaarmada, #políticadeAngola, #históriadeAngola

2ª edição do Dissidências e poder de estado : o MPLA perante si próprio (1962-1977)

https://archive.org/details/nan-domi

Nan Dòmi: An Initiate’s Journey Into Haitian Vodou by Mimerose Beaubrun; Madison Smartt Bell; D.J. Walker

Topics
#vodou, #voodoo, #vodun, #religion, #Haitianreligion, #religioninHaiti, #memoirs, #religiousstudies, #HaitianVodou

Like all the great religions, Vodou has an external, public practice of rituals and ceremonies–and also an internal, mystical dimension. Before Nan Dòmi, works about Vodou have concentrated on the spectacular outward manifestations of Vodou observance–hypnotic drumming and chanting, frenetic dancing, fits of spirit possession. But practically all reports on Vodou are outsider accounts, which means that they are stopped at the threshold.

Mimerose Beaubrun, educated as an anthropologist, set out to write another such work, but in the process she met the woman who would become her ultimate teacher and guide to the religion’s internal mysteries: Tante Tansia, whose knowledge, wisdom and spiritual power govern the text of Nan Dòmi.

Nan Dòmi is the only account of Vodou’s private, mystical, interior practice that has been offered to the public so far. Its content stands in the same relation to ceremonial Vodou as Zen to conventional Buddhism, Sufism to conventional Islam, the practice of the desert saints to conventional Christianity. Mimerose Beaubrun has been a student of Vodou for half of her life, but she is also adept, and in this uniquely valuable work, she divests herself of all scholarly apparatus to speak from Vodou’s purest heart.

This English edition includes a fascinating introduction by Madison Smartt Bell, placing the religion and Beaubrun’s memoir in historical context.

https://archive.org/details/dlo-se-lavi

Dlo se lavi by J. M. Antonio Miguel

Topics
#HaitianCreole, #KreyòlAyisyen, #creole, #kreyòl, #dlo, #lasante

Aylmer (Québec): F.A.S.E. (Formation appropriée en santé et en environnement)

https://archive.org/details/indigenous-caribbean

Indigenous Languages of the Caribbean by Mervyn C. Alleyne

Topics
#Caribbean, #Caribbeanhistory, #historyoftheCaribbean, #Caribbeanlinguistics, #sociolinguistics, #genocide, #colonialism, #europeancolonialism, #europeanimperialism, #indigenouspeoples, #SocietyforCaribbeanLinguistics, #linguistics

"Keynote Address delivered by Professor Emeritus Mervyn C. Alleyne at the opening of the 14th biannual conference of the Society for Caribbean Linguistics on Wednesday 14 August 2002, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad & Tobago"

https://archive.org/details/ann-reflechi-sou-lang-nou-pale-a

Ann reflechi sou lang nou pale a by Iv Dejan; Yves Dejan; Edi Bayadèl; Eddy Bayardelle; Klodi Lemoine

Topics
#HaitianCreole, #KreyòlAyisyen, #creole, #kreyòl, #lang, #pawòl, #ekri, #edikasyontimoun, #lekòl, #pedagoji

"Nouvo liv sa a, Ann reflechi sou lang nou pale a, ap win apiye efò plizyè mounu ap fè ann Ayiti ep aletranje pou yo montre Ayisyen wòl ak enpòtans kreyòl la, ki-jan lang lan fèt, ki jan ppou yo ekri li epi ki jan pou yo montre moun li li."

https://archive.org/details/kw-ny

Kara Walker—No, Kara Walker—Yes, Kara Walker—? by Howardena Pindell; Najjar Abdul Musawwir; Camille Billops; Betty Blayton Taylor; Camille Ann Brewer; Kirsten Pai Buick; Gregory Coates; Bob Dillworth; Gloria Dulan-Wilson; Cay Fatina; Theodore A. Harris; Sonji Hunt; Rashidi Ismaili; F. Geoffrey Johnson; Ben Jones; Charlotte Ka; Karsten Kredel; Howard McCalebb; Dindga McCannon; Tad Mike; Helen Evans Ramsaran; Senghor Reid; Gilda Snowden; Ed Spriggs; Harry J. Weil; Clarence D. White; Shirley Woodson

Topics
#KaraWalker, #artcriticism, #critique, #art, #Blackart, #Blackartists, #Blackartcritics, #Blackartcriticism, #africanamerikanart, #afroamerikanart, #primitivism, #antiblackness, #minstrelry, #stereotyping, #arthistory, #artindustry, #artmarket

Introduction: Kara Walker—No/Yes/?
SECTION I: KARA WALKER—NO!
• I-XXIX
SECTION II: KARA WALKER—YES
• XXX-XXXI
SECTION III: KARA WALKER—?
• XXXII
XXIII. APPENDIX
About the Authors

https://archive.org/details/brueria

Brueria di henter mundo = Magie uit alle landen by Sonia Garmers; Hanny Lim

Topics
#Brueria, #Papiamentu, #Brua, #magia

Tweede Druk

https://archive.org/details/in-search-of

In Search of African Diasporas: Testimonies and Encounters by Paul Tiyambe Zeleza

Topics
#Africandiaspora, #antiblackness, #Afrodiaspora, #memoir, #memoirs, #travelogue, #21stcenturyhistory, #2000s, #00s, #Venezuela, #Brazil, #Haiti, #Mexico, #germany, #britain, #england, #france, #Cuba, #spain, #India, #Qatar, #Dubai, #UnitedArabEmirates, #Oman

"This is an ambitious and brilliant book by one of Africa's leading diaspora intellectuals. A combination of a researcher's field notes, a travelogue and personal memoir, it is unusual in African writing. It is the first book by an African scholar to take us on such an amazing analytical and narrative journey in search of African diasporas around the world from Latin America to the Caribbean, Europe and Asia. It is filled with analytical insights, captivating stories, and intriguing observations on the complex histories and experiences of African diasporas, their triumphs and tragedies, perils and possibilities, and their enduring struggles for belonging, for their humanity. Its inimitable passions are leavened by engaging humor, its scholarly analyses by a novelist's eye for local context and color.

The author seeks to address the perplexing question of what it means to be a person of African descent living outside of the African continent. He offers the reader fascinating and richly textured portraits and surveys of the diversity of diasporic lives as well as the abiding connections of the diaspora condition. What makes this book particularly gripping are the multilayered narratives, the braided stories and explorations of African diasporic lives across many contexts and places as well as the author's own life during the period of his travels from 2006 to 2009. Also skillfully interwoven are the author's daily encounters and observations, information and reflections from interviewees from all walks of life, and the larger structural contexts of diaspora struggles for enfranchisement and empowerment.

For all the gruesome exclusions, vulnerabilities, and marginalities African diasporas have suffered in their various abodes, this is a remarkable tale of diasporic agency, a celebration of their lasting contributions to the construction of the modern world in all its manifestations.

This book is part of the African World Series, edited by Toyin Falola, Jacob and Frances Sanger Mossiker Chair in the Humanities, University of Texas at Austin."

https://archive.org/details/SiLozi

Dikishinali ya SiLozi-SiLozi by Bostor Mundia Mwendende

Topics
#SiLozi, #Lozi, #Rozi, #Rotse, #dikishinali, #CentreforAdvancedStudiesofAfricanSociety

CASAS Book Series #78

https://archive.org/details/wearewho

"We Are Who We Say We Are": A Black Family's Search for Home Across the Atlantic World by Mary Frances Berry

Topics
#antiblackness, #peopleofcolor, #slavetrade, #transatlanticslavetrade, #creole, #creolization, #unitedstatesofamerika, #Haiti, #Cuba, #louisiana, #california, #europe, #racialpassing, #whitepassing, #miscegenation, #colorline, #migration, #emigration, #immigration, #amerikanhistory, #historyoftheamerikas, #genealogy

This colored Creole story offers a unique historical lens through which to understand the issues of migration, immigration, passing, identity, and color-forces that still shape American society today. We Are Who We Say We Are provides a detailed, nuanced account of shifting forms of racial identification within an extended familial network and constrained by law and social reality.

https://archive.org/details/larma-della-teoria

L'arma della teoria. Fondamenti e obiettivi della liberazione nazionale in rapporto alla struttura sociale by Amílcar Cabral; Ada Milani

Topics
#oratoria, #rivoluzione, #anticolonialismo, #materialismostorico, #liberazionenazionale, #imperialismo, #teoria, #colonialismo, #neocolonialismo, #antiimperialismo, #lottadiclasse, #nazionalismo, #storia

Scritture migranti : rivista di scambi interculturali 5

https://archive.org/details/nombres-ndowe

Los nombres de los ndowe de Guinea Ecuatorial by Augusto Iyanga Pendi

Topics
#Ndowe, #nombres, #Guinea, #GuineaEcuatorial, #Gabón, #historia, #cultura, #Camerún, #transcripción

Valencia: NAU llibres

https://archive.org/details/umvukela-wamandebele

Umvukela wamaNdebele by Ndabaningi Sithole

Topics
#Ndebele, #Khumalo, #Zimbabwe, #isiNdebele

Harare: Longman Zimbabwe (Pvt) Limited

https://archive.org/details/the-cambridge-project

The Cambridge Project: Social Science for Social Control by Judy Kaufman; Bob Park; Betsy Useem; Alan Gilbert

Topics
#SDS, #StudentsforaDemocraticSociety, #NUC, #NewUniversityConference, #unitedstatesofamerika, #massachusetts, #cambridge, #socialscience, #socialsciences, #imperialism, #usimperialism, #usempire, #MIT, #MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology, #Harvard, #HarvardUniversity, #Tufts, #TuftsUniversity, #Brandeis, #BrandeisUniversity, #universities, #amerikanuniversities, #highereducation, #CAM, #theCambridgeProject, #socialcontrol, #counterinsurgency

Contents

Introduction: Raising the crucial questions
Part I: THE POLITICAL FRAMEWORK OF SOCIAL SCIENCE - THE MODERN EMPIRE
Part II: UNIVERSITY CENTERS OF SOCIAL SCIENCE IN THE CAMBRIDGE AREA
Part III: CAM: A PROJECT TO FILL IN THE GAPS
Conclusion
References

https://archive.org/details/seex-yi-doon-wer-seen-yaay

Séex yi doon wër seen yaay by Jeewo Géy; Jeewo Guèye

Topics
#njàngat, #téeré, #jàngal

Dakar: Editions Papyrus Afrique

https://archive.org/details/ocean-of-letters

Ocean of Letters: Language and Creolization in an Indian Ocean Diaspora by Pier M. Larson

Topics
#IndianOcean, #history, #Africanhistory, #historyofAfrica, #Madagascar, #Comoros, #theComoros, #SouthAfrica, #Azania, #Malagasydiaspora, #Malagasy, #Africanliterature, #literatureofAfrica, #imperialism, #colonialism, #antiblackness, #slavery, #slavetrade, #blackchattelslavery, #linguistics, #sociolinguistics, #Africanlanguages, #languagesofAfrica

https://archive.org/details/nduri-dzezimbabwe

Nduri dzeZimbabwe by Herbert W. Chitepo; Solomon Mutswairo; J. C. Kumbirai; Aaron C. Hodza

Topics
#nhetembo, #chiShona, #bhuku, #nwadhi

Ninth impression

https://archive.org/details/history-of-nko

The History of the N'ko Alphabet and Its Role in Mande Transnational Identity: Words as Weapons by Dianne White Oyler; Arnold Odio

Topics
#NKo, #NKoscript, #ߒߞߏ, #literacy, #literacyinAfrica, #Mande, #Mandelanguages, #Mandeculture, #WestAfrica, #Guinée, #Guinea, #Kankan, #education, #educationinAfrica, #CôtedIvoire, #IvoryCoast, #Mandediaspora, #PanAfricanism, #SouleymaneKanté, #ߛߎ߬ߟߋ߬ߡߊ߬ߣߊ߬ߞߊ߲ߕߍ߫, #languagestandardization, #sociolinguistics

Dianne White Oyler discusses the creation of the N'ko alphabet, based on the Maninka language, by Souleymane Kanté (1922-1987) in 1949 in Haute Guinée (Guinea). She carefully documents N'ko's dissemination by a grassroots literacy campaign that started with Kanté and continues to the present. Her analysis shows the importance of language in transnational identity and the cultural nationalism of Mande-speaking people in West Africa. Oyler also discusses Kanté's and Nko's relationship to Pan-Africanism.

https://archive.org/details/revoliutsiia-v-gvinee

Революция в Гвинее (Избранные статьи и речи) by Амилкар Кабрал; Amílcar Cabral; Васи́лий Григо́рьевич Солодо́вников; Vasily Grigoryevich Solodovnikov

Topics
#ГвинеяБисау, #Гвинея, #историческийматериализм, #Деколонизация, #револю́ция, #ЗападнаяАфрика, #партизанскаявойна, #народнаявойна

Москва: Главная редакция восточной литературы

https://archive.org/details/slavery-and-the-french-revolutionists

Slavery and the French Revolutionists (1788-1805) by Anna Julia Cooper; Frances Richardson Keller

Topics
#slavery, #blackchattelslavery, #antiblackness, #frenchrevolution, #HaitianRevolution, #frenchempire, #frenchcolonialism, #frenchimperialism, #Haiti, #paris, #translatlanticslavetrade, #abolitionists, #abolitionism, #Martinique, #Matinik, #Matnik, #counterrevolution

The first translation and publication of a 1925 doctoral dissertation written for the University of Paris by a 67-year-old Black amerikan expatriate woman who had been born a slave. Her study of the french revolutionists' view of slavery is crucial to understanding the growth of human rights.