Yurugu's Eunuchs - Baruti shea Ogbar reconsiders the commingled stories

Ogbar reconsiders the commingled stories of—and popular reactions to—the Nation of Islam

and social and political implications) as the correct African-centered framework for conceptualizing and understanding the mental health predicament of the African/Black community

but some of the entries are fairly sophisticated

especially as fish-eye perspectives sweep the pages and boy and grandfather sometimes shrink down to measuring-cup size

This book is a collection of powerful

Yurugu's Eunuchs - Baruti shea Ogbar reconsiders the commingled storiesThis book was written expressly in response to the growing clamor about warriorhood and homosexuality. It is a discussion of the question of the possibility of homosexualized Afrikan warriors. The confusion within our community is not without cause. People without a commanding, dynamic ancestral vision, without an identity beyond the limits imposed by a eurocentric reality, without ourstorical understanding, without hope, often succumb to impotent