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Add to cartMORE INFOFrom The Browder File, Vol. II: Survival Strategies for Africans in America
$20.00A compilation of essays that detail thirteen steps necessary to achieve and maintain a state of freedom and stability within American society. Each step provides guidelines for the knowledge contained within the text.
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Add to cartMORE INFOEgypt on the Potomac: A Guide to Decoding Egyptian Architecture and Symbolism in Washington, D.C.
$15.00A detailed accounting of the efforts of America’s Masonic Founding Fathers to re-create the symbolism and philosophy of Egypt in their new capital. This print edition of the Egypt on the Potomac Field Trip is supported by a study guide and video.
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Add to cartMORE INFOAvatar Revisited: A Historical and Cultural Analysis
$10.00An analysis of the most financially successful film in history as viewed through the historical and cultural lens of African and Native American people. This publication also includes a critique of Avatar and the film industry from a technological, theatrical, sociological, psychological and spiritual perspective.
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Add to cartMORE INFOFinding Karakhamun: The Collaborative Rediscovery of A Lost Tomb
$12.00An account of the excavation of the 2700 year-old tomb of Karakhamun, a 25th dynasty priest. The tomb was discovered in 2006 on the west bank of Luxor, Egypt and the excavation is funded by the ASA Restoration Project
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Add to cartMORE INFOReflections of My First Trip to Africa
$15.00In this book, the adult Atlantis Browder takes a look back on the first collaborative effort between herself and her father Anthony. This book reflects on the experiences of 7-year-old Atlantis Browder during her first trip to Egypt and subsequent trips over the next three decades. Atlantis’s reflections provide youth with a clearer understanding of ancient Egypt and its relationship to modern America. Share this book with the young people in your life.$15 -
Add to cartMORE INFOAfrica on My Mind: Reflections of My Second Trip
$12.0011-year-old Atlantis Browder recounts her experiences during a 15-day study tour to Senegal, The Gambia, Ghana and Ivory Coast. The final chapter explores the significant relationships between Africans and African Americans.
