THE POWER OF AN UNTAMED MINDSET - Adabra, Kodjo
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The themes of self-identity, immigration, racism, an existential worldviews, and relentless academic pursuits rarely coalesce in one life story. Filled with fascinating stories steeped in unending challenges and victories, they are finally wrapped up in fundamental truths. Using a simplistic but masterful storytelling technique, the author takes the reader on a rollercoaster journey from his homeland in Togo, Africa, to American soil. In relating his journey, he weaves words into an absorbing tale of resilience, discussing the experiences that molded him into an overcomer despite all odds.…mehr

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The themes of self-identity, immigration, racism, an existential worldviews, and relentless academic pursuits rarely coalesce in one life story. Filled with fascinating stories steeped in unending challenges and victories, they are finally wrapped up in fundamental truths. Using a simplistic but masterful storytelling technique, the author takes the reader on a rollercoaster journey from his homeland in Togo, Africa, to American soil. In relating his journey, he weaves words into an absorbing tale of resilience, discussing the experiences that molded him into an overcomer despite all odds. Beyond his inspiring story, the author performs an in-depth analysis of some of the most sensitive topics in today's society. He digs deep in order to bring to light and our consciousness crucial insights about life.
Autorenporträt
Kodjo Adabra was born and raised in Lomé, the capital of Togo, West Africa. He has three brothers and two sisters. At twenty-six, he emigrated to the United States in pursuit of the "American Dream." Beset by loneliness, low-paid jobs, and his existential quest, he slowly learned English. This enabled him to return to school and earn a Ph.D. in Literature. Now an award-winning associate professor in upstate New York, he teaches courses about francophone African cultures, civilizations, literature, films, and sociolinguistics. This is his third book.