A Journal of Research in Africana Studies 

Freedom, Volume 3

Freedom: A Journal of Research in Africana Studies, Volume 3

Freedom: A Journal of Research in Africana Studies is a digital peer review journal published annually in June. Address inquiries to: BSU Du Bois Center, Freedom: A Journal of Research in Africana Studies, MLKC 2380, Department of History and Government, 14000 Jericho Park Road, Bowie State University, Bowie, MD 20715.

The purpose of Freedom is threefold: first, to emphasize the relevance of Africana Studies to contemporary life, focusing particularly on the experiences of communities of African descent in the Americas; second, to facilitate the dissemination of scholarship on Africana Studies; and third, to foster international perspectives in an era of increasing globalization and intercultural contacts. This issue addresses the question: how have Black people approached and engaged with liberational theory and praxis to secure self-determination both historically and contemporarily? This journal specializes in interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research focusing on the lived experiences of the Black Diaspora.

DOI: https://DOI.org/10.65373/PTIH4511