This book reveals that the intellectual and activist/ transformationist tradition of African people is a composite African tradition. That is, it is found among African people all over the globe, transcending geographical, religious, language, and other apparent differences/variations. Further, this book explains that this composite African intellectual and activist/transformationist tradition consists of a great and high standard.The intent of the author is to add clarity and definition to the history of African-centered thought and praxis and to add clarity and definition to its external and internal anatomy, thereby offering an evaluative-and-creative tool toward codifying it to fit present-and-future directions. This book functions, then, as an intellectual and a practical bridge. It assists African people in their historical-intellectual and practical-transformational journey from where they are to where they need to be, from current realms of humanness and harmony to ever higher and deeper realms of humanness and harmony.
