Dzongbe the Spirit Dog, Seeing My Way in the World: Volume 1 - Nobles, Vera
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Dzongbe, The Spirit Dog: Seeing My Way in the World is a delicious meal for the mind, the soul, and the heart. This book was written for both children and adults, especially when read together. Through Dzongbe's eyes, we time travel to the grandeur of ancient Timbuktu. Dzongbe carries the reader to visit the Washitaw native people, who mixed with the Olmecs, and continues to time travel to remember the Moors from Mali. The reader not only feels the energy of East Oakland, California and Accra, Ghana they also meet the great Macandal, Toussaint, Dessalines Boukman and Cecile Fatima of the…mehr

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Dzongbe, The Spirit Dog: Seeing My Way in the World is a delicious meal for the mind, the soul, and the heart. This book was written for both children and adults, especially when read together. Through Dzongbe's eyes, we time travel to the grandeur of ancient Timbuktu. Dzongbe carries the reader to visit the Washitaw native people, who mixed with the Olmecs, and continues to time travel to remember the Moors from Mali. The reader not only feels the energy of East Oakland, California and Accra, Ghana they also meet the great Macandal, Toussaint, Dessalines Boukman and Cecile Fatima of the Haitian Revolution. Dzongbe time travels to the victories of Antonio Maceo, the Bronze Titan in Cuba and the great Zumbi of Palmares, Brazil. Dzongbe carries the reader on the long mighty walk of African people throughout history.There is no other book like this.
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Dr. Vera L. Nobles has taught and served as a literacy coach in the public school system for over twenty-five years and is a former adjunct professor of Africana Studies at Berkeley City College, Berkeley, California. She is the author of "Nubia and Egypt: Is it Ella or is it a Copy? ( 1995); "Maroon Societies" (2005), and "Ebonics: The Retention of African Tongues"(2015) and the co-author of," "The Whitening of a Black King Tut" (2008), "Credo Mutwa" (2009) and "Zarma" (2009). Dr. Vera Nobles was initiated into the Ifa spiritual system in 2002. Her spirit name is Winmilawe . Credo Mutwa, the High Sanusi of South Africa named her Nokwanda.Along with her husband, BABA DR. WADE NOBLES, they have five children (Michael Chikuya, Omar Jahmal, Zetha Awura, Ayanna Yasmeen and Halima Bisa) and thirteen grand children (Talia, Mikal, Kristofer, Donovan, Johnathan, Deborah, Maasai, Afolarin, Moremi, Folasade, Yasmeen, Oni Chinyere and Zane Nicholas) .