The
Urgency of
Black
Madness
Rewriting the narrative from one of victimhood to one of vision, Prof. George Nyamndi challenges the Black community to rise, reflect, and reclaim its future.
A Radical Call to Rethink Identity, Responsibility, and Racial Healing
The Author
Prof. George Nyamndi,
Prof. George Nyamndi is a brilliant scholar and social commentator whose writing engages the age-old issues of race, identity, and historical responsibility. In The Urgency of Black Madness, he presents a scathing and self-reflexive analysis of racism, not simply an imposition by others, but as an occurrence deeply connected to the shortcomings and obligations within the Black race itself.
The Urgency of Black
Madness
The Urgency of Black Madness is a scathing, deeply self-reflexive manifesto that resists conventional stories about race, racism, and black identity. By Professor George Nyamndi, this thought-provoking book redirects the debate on racial inequality by finger-pointing inwards, to black self-awareness, responsibility, and regeneration.
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Victimhood vs. Vision: Why the Black Race Must Rewrite Its Narrative
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From Reflection to Action: Why This Book Could Change the Way You Think About Race
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