African People, Education for Liberation & Staying Human: Reflections on Walter Rodney and the Pan-African / Black Liberation Tradition

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On March 25 th , 2017, Dr. Joyce E. King delivered this talk as the day two keynote of the 14 th Annual Walter Rodney Symposium at the Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library, Atlanta, Georgia.

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