List of Figures List of Tables Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Introduction Julius O. Adekunle (Monmouth University, USA) Part I. Africa: The Slave Trade and Reparations 1. Eurocentrism, Slavery, and African Cultural Transformation in the Atlantic World Aribidesi Usman (Arizona State University, USA) 2. Reconsidering Slavery Reparations: A Triangle of Complicity Approach Elinam Balimenuku Amevor (University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, USA) Part II. Africa Mischaracterization in the Health Sector 3. Beyond the "Dark Continent" Trope: Deconstructing the Narrative of Disease in Africa Akinyele J. Oluyitan (Ajayi Crowther University, Nigeria) 4.
Breaking Eurocentric Barriers: Characterization of African Diagnoses, Classifications, and Treatments of Psychopathology and Mental Illness David Adebayo Oluwole (University of Ibadan, Nigeria) 5. Africanization of Ebola, Monetization of Vulnerability, and the Cuban Moral Alternative Elinam Balimenuku Amevor (University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, USA) Part III. Culture, Gender, and Inequality in African Societies 6. Alaafin Ajiun Orompoto: Breaking the Glass Ceiling of Political Power Julius O. Adekunle (Monmouth University, USA) 7. Unmasking Injustice: Madam Tinubu in the Face of Colonial Politics Oluwakemi Abiodun Adesina (University of Ibadan, Nigeria) 8. Countering Injustice: Women's History and the Reconfiguration of Gender in the Writing of African Social History Morenikeji Asaaju (Governors State University, UK) Part IV. Colonialism and Injustice to Africa 9: Injustice in the Management of Intergroup Relations in Nigeria: From Colonial Precedents to Postcolonial Entanglements Abimbola O.
Adesoji (Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria) and Saheed B. Amusa (Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria) 10. Julius Nyerere's Tanzania: A Paradigm for Peaceful Resolution Despite Both European Extortion and Internal Political and Social Diversity Adam Black (Monmouth University, USA) 11. Ideology and Nationalism: Muslim-Christian Conflict in Postcolonial Nigeria Kevin Champion Young (Independent Scholar, USA) Part V. Continuing History of Injustice in Contemporary Africa 12. Nation-building and the Pursuit of Justice in the Third Millenium: The Example of the Scourge of Poverty in Nigeria Lateef Ayinla Adeniran (University of Education, Nigeria) 13. Inequality and Injustice: Economic Discrimination and Employment in African Countries Erickosowo N. Tiku (University of Pittsburgh, Bradford, USA), Omotara Adeeko (Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, USA), and Christian Darfah (Stevenson University, USA) 14.
The Newspaper and its Advocacy Value in Nigeria's Fourth Republic: The Example of The Nation, 1999 to 2023 Lateef Ayinla Adeniran (University of Education, Nigeria) 15: Jinsia in the History of Kenya: Our Mothers Like Muthoni Wa Kirima Fought Mickie Mwanzia Koster (University of International African Studies, Nairobi, Kenya) 16: Economic Globalization in Africa: Setbacks, Possibilities, and the Way Forward Emmanuel M. Mbah (College of Staten Island, CUNY, USA) Conclusion. The Change that Africa Needs Julius O. Adekunle (Monmouth University, USA) Index Notes on Editor and Contributors.