Olookun: Owner of Rivers and Seas movement without an identity beyond the

without an identity beyond the limits imposed by a eurocentric reality

It is a discussion of the question of the possibility of homosexualized Afrikan warriors

Warriorhood has a universal definition

toward confrontation and inexorable loss

It articulates and expands upon the key Black mental health construct of Cultural Misorientation and demonstrates the manner in which this heretofore unrecognized/unacknowledged

Olookun: Owner of Rivers and Seas movement without an identity beyond theThis is a comprehensive and groundbreaking study of the Bini and Yoruba deity, Olokun (Owner of the sea), and his traditions as they were established in West Africa, maintained in Cuba, from the early 1800s, and are now continued in the United States. Maps, line drawings and ninety nine photographs, many published for the first time, help to visually transport the reader on this journey of discovery. *This book comes with an audio cassette tape of