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O'Donnell, Sandra M. & Karanja, Sokoni T. (2000). Transformative
community practice: Building a model for developing extremely low
income African-American communities. Journal of Community Practice,
7(3), 67.
Okafor, Victor Oguejiofor. (1994). The functional implications of
Afrocentrism. Western Journal of Black Studies, 18(4), 185-194.
Oladipo, O. (1992). The idea of African philosophy: A critical study of
major orientations in contemporary African philosophy. Ibadan:
Molecular Publishers.
Olaniyan, Tejumola. (1994). Afrocentrism. Social Dynamics, 20(2), 91-
141.
Oliver, William. (1989). Black males and social problems: Prevention
through Afrocentric socialization. Journal of Black Studies, 20(1), 15-
39.
Oyebade, Bayo. (1990). African studies and the afrocentric paradigm:
A critique. Journal of Black Studies, 21(2), 233-238.
Phillips, Frederick B. (1990). NTU psychotherapy: An Afrocentric
approach. Journal of Black Psychology, 17(1), 55-74.
Randolph, Suzanne M, & Banks, H David. (1993). Making a way out of
no way: The promise of Africentric approaches to HIV prevention. The
Journal of Black Psychology, 19(2), 204-214.
Rasheed, Janice Matthews & Johnson, Waldo E., Jr. (1995). Noncustodial
African American fatherhood: A case study research
approach. Journal of Community Practice, 2(2), 99-116.
Roberts, Amelia, Jackson, Mary S., & Carlton-LaNey, Iris. (2000).
Revisiting the need for feminism_womanism and Afrocentric theory
when treating African-American female substance abusers. Journal of
Drug Issues, 30(4), 901-918.
Rowland, Michael L. (2000). African Americans and self-help
education: The missing link in adult education. ERIC Digest No. 222.
Washington, DC: ERIC. Retrieved, from the World Wide Web:
http://www.ericacve.org/fulltext.asp.
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