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Pan Africanism
Abdul-Raheem, Tajudeen. (1996). Reclaiming Africa for Africans. In T.
Abdul-Raheem (Ed.), Pan-Africanism: Politics, economy and social
change in the twenty-first century (pp. 1-31). London: Pluto Press.
Adeleke, Tunde. (1998). Black Americans and Africa: A critique of the
Pan-African identity paradigms. The International Journal of African
Historical Studies, 31(3), 505-536.
Esedebe, Peter Olisanwuche. (1994). Pan-Africanism: The idea and
movement, 1776-1991. Washington, DC: Howard University.
Hill, Robert A. (1982). Walter Rodney and the restatement of Pan-
Africanism in theory and practice. In E. A. Alpers & P.-M. Fontaine
(Eds.), Walter Rodney: Revolutionary and scholar, a tribute. Los
Angeles: Center for Afro-American Studies and African Studies Center,
University of California, Los Angeles.
Mazama, A. (2001). The afrocentric paradigm: Contours and
definitions. Journal of Black Studies, 31(4), 387-405.
Rucker, Walter. (2002). "A Negro nation within the nation": W.E.B. Du
Bois and the creation of a revolutionary Pan-Africanist tradition, 1903-
1947. Black Scholar: Journal of Black studies and research, 32(3/4),
37-46.
Institutional and systemic racism
Rex, John. (1999). Racism, institutionalized and otherwise. In L. Harris
(Ed.), Racism: Key concepts in critical theory (pp. 141-160). Amherst,
NY: Humanity Books.
Russell, Katheryn K. (2000). The colour of crime: External and internal
images. In K. K. Russell (Ed.), Criminal injustice: Racism in the
criminal justice system (pp. 15-29). Toronto: Canadian Scholars' Press
Inc.
Satzewich, Vic (Ed.). (1998). Racism and social inequality in Canada:
Concepts, controversies and strategies of resistence. Toronto:
Thompson educational publishing, inc.
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