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Let the Circle Be Unbroken - New Expanded Edition Paperback – January 1, 2024 by Marimba Ani (Author)

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Originally Published in 1994, Let the Circle Be Unbroken examines the African conception of the relationship between spirit and matter. Marimba Ani explains that, for African people, spirit and matter have a symbiotic relationship which must be acknowledged in our political action and organizing as African people.

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Originally Published in 1994, Let the Circle Be Unbroken examines the African conception of the relationship between spirit and matter. Marimba Ani explains that, for African people, spirit and matter have a symbiotic relationship which must be acknowledged in our political action and organizing as African people.

Originally Published in 1994, Let the Circle Be Unbroken examines the African conception of the relationship between spirit and matter. Marimba Ani explains that, for African people, spirit and matter have a symbiotic relationship which must be acknowledged in our political action and organizing as African people.

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