- religions). A
specialist in
African studies is
often referred to as an "
Africanist".
Africanists argue that
there is a need to "deexoticize"
Africa and banalise...
- Look up
Africanist in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Africanist may
refer to:
Africanist (Spain),
people who
encouraged a
strong involvement of the Kingdom...
- as W. E. B. Du Bois, Anténor
Firmin and
others in the diaspora. Pan-
Africanists believe that
solidarity will
enable the
continent to
fulfil its potential...
- the
Africanists, and the
soldiers stationed on the
Iberian Peninsula, the Junteros.
Another difference between the two
groups was that the
Africanists were...
- The Pan
Africanist Congress of Azania,
often shortened to the Pan
Africanist Congress (PAC), is a
South African pan-
Africanist national liberation movement...
- brothers", and the
Africanists were
displeased with this notion. In
November 1958, at the
Transvaal provincial ****embly, some
Africanists were barred. They...
- had not
acted as a
strict constitutional monarch, and
supported the
Africanists who
wanted to
conquer for
Spain a new
empire in
Africa to compensate...
- by many of his
contemporaries such as in
elements of the ANC and Pan-
Africanists.:478 In Sobukwe's 1959 PAC
inaugural speech, he
shared a
sentiment that...
-
Oriental Studies by the
University of London,
producing a new
generation of
Africanists. Some
indigenous works of this
period include Carl
Christian Reindorf's...
- election. Like the PAC, the party's
ideology officially appeals to "
Africanists, Pan
Africanists and socialists". From 2024,
seats in the
National ****embly are...
