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Religious, Historical Mythologies Define Versions of Afrocentrism April 26, 1999 University Park, Pa. -- Throughout U.S. history, African Americans have embraced different versions of Afrocentrism in search of a cultural anchor, says a Penn State historian. The terminology used in today's race and identity debates is deliberately designed to confuse the public and politicize the issues, say Dr.
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