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About The Book

This unique work appeals to people of all ages. Simple, direct prose is utilized throughout to cover a wealth of detail. The fine artwork on the eye-catching red, black, green and gold cover makes it a conversation piece in and of itself. Inside there are numerous large, well-done, illustrative portraits, line drawings and breathtaking color photographs. Parents can read it to their small children. Older children can read it aloud to their parents. Teachers find it ideal. It is currently being used in intermediate schools, high schools and even colleges across the country. This is the revised, updated and expanded edition of the original 1991 volume. AFRICA IS NOT A COUNTRY: IT’S A CONTINENT contains everything you always wanted to know about Africa, but did not know where to find in a concise, easy to understand format.

Dr. Arthur Lewin

Clarendon Publishing Co., Sept 2011

Revised & Expanded, 125 Pages

ISBN: 978-0-9628911-9-9

1 Book

$1495
  • (includes shipping)

3 Books

$3995
  • (includes shipping)

10 Books

$9995
  • (includes shipping)

The Author

Dr. Lewin was born in Harlem, New York. His parents hail from Jamaica and Cuba. He received his undergraduate and graduate degrees in Sociology from Queens College and the Graduate School of the City University of New York. He has been at Baruch since 1979.

His research has included topics in Jamaican political history, charismatic leadership in African America, Africa and the Caribbean and the class structure in Black America. He is the author of the popular book, Africa Is Not A Country. It’s A Continent! He is currently chronicling the origins and development of Black Studies departments on campuses across the country.

He teaches African History and Black Americans and the Mass Media. In the former, the class explores the history of Africa from 5,000,000 BC up until the present. In the latter, they examine the Black image in television, literature, newspapers and the internet, but above all they focus on the movies and the hypnotic imagery and symbolism that they contain.

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