Word: rediscoverers
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The Nation of Islam has its roots in the movement to rediscover African traditions which accompanied the campaign for civil rights. African-American activists of the era, in piecing together their ancestors' customs, sought a unique cultural identity for themselves, distinct from the European-American culture which had been imposed...
"It is very exciting when any group of people rediscover a piece of their history," Gates said. "The creation of historic trails is beneficial to common knowledge."
It is very exciting when any group of people rediscover a piece of their history.
The premise of the book is that modernism is a heartening enterprise, a celebration, and should be recognized and applauded as such. Modernist "primitivism" in the vein of Picasso, Derain, Lachaise and Matisse was an attempt to reinvigorate culture, to rediscover the visceral in art, and its impact was a...
Sister Souljah, a self-described "raptivist" who is a member of the group Public Enemy, spoke last night at the Law School on the need for Blacks to rediscover their African heritage and empower themselves.