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Conflict Of Identity: From The Slave Trade To The Present Day

Glenville C. Ashby, Ph. D.
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Duration
7h 45m
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Author's Republic

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Conflict Of Identity is by Dr Glenville C. Ashby, PHD, He has opened a new branch of psychology directly involving people of the African Diaspora. This book looks at the situations and conditions that have brought people of African ancestry to where they are now.. Dr. Ashby goes through the history of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and colonialism, and how it still effects Blacks worldwide. He introduces the reader to Womb Therapy, a system that encourages people to reconnect with the source of wisdom, Africa.

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