in the traditions of one culture while growing up in another, Igbo-American children often feel as though they're caught between two worlds. The challenges they face as they attempt to establish their own identities are compounded by others' widely held misperceptions about Africa, Africans, and African-Americans.In "Other African-Americans: Two Faces of Reality from an Igbo-American Perspective," Chigoziri Okere sheds light on the Igbo-American experience, detailing…
Author: Chigoziri Okere · Original publisher: Publisher not found in available sources
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