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Title
Black lives have never mattered in the United States of America and never will: a "modern"-day slaves perspective
Author
Amen, Asar Imhotep
Pages
5 pages
State
California
Text (O)
Black Lives Have Never Mattered In The United States of America and Never Willi A "Modern"-Day Slaves Perspective By Asar Imhotep Amen,Ph.D. (aka I.T.Thomas) "One of the most tragic beliefs widely shared by Blacks throughout the world is that white people need or want us or will treat us equally and share societal resources with us. Faith continues to prevail in spite of overwhelming evidence which disputes this belief. Blacks continue to ignore the irrefutable truth that,in a ...
PID
apw:12344475
Date Uploaded
2016-10-21T13:51:15.887Z
Title
Convict criminology: an Afrikan-centered critique
Author
Amen, Asar Imhotep
Date
2014-12-04
Date
2014-12-04, 2014-12-04
Pages
9 pages
State
California
Topics
slavery, social control, Prison Industrial Complex, profits, socialization, western culture, European culture/nations vs. non-European nations, colonization, role of individualism and individual moral sensibility in justifying a culture of inequality, psychoanalysis, status quo, socially constructed criminal type/criminal profile, the need to focus on society and not on individuals, social reconstruction, parallels between exploitation of social scientists and colonizers
Text (TR_WF)
Convict Criminology: An Afrikan-Centered Critique A people already invisible can be easily made to disappear as this is the primary function of ghettos and prisons in Amerika . INTRODUCTION: The United States is predicated upon permanent disparities and inequities in life expectancy, mortality rates, education gaps, incarceration, economic solvency, and counter development burdened upon Afrikans domestically and internationally. Founded in en­slavement, these disparities were facilitated by m...
PID
apw:283
Date Uploaded
2015-09-16T18:20:56.586Z
Title
Mentacide: the psychological and physical murder of black men, women and children
Author
Amen, Asar Imhotep
Pages
9 pages
State
California
Text (TR_WF)
My name is Troy T. Thomas, Ph.D. (aka Asar Imhotep Amen). I'm a 48 year old African-American man from the San Francisco Bay Area. I'm presently serving a life sentence for murder. I have 20+ years experience as a community/social activist in Berkeley California. My major activist concerns include educational reform, prison/human rights issues, racial justice & equality. My Ph.D. is in Africana Studies which I've earned while incarcerated from Temple University. I am a pries...
PID
apw:12342790
Date Uploaded
2016-10-15T12:49:06.388Z