A is for Afrika, S is for Sovereignty

A is for Afrika, S is for Sovereignty is an alphabet book written for Afrikan children and adults--rhyming poems, warm, bright colors, and content that serves Afrikan people. Mwalimu K. Bomani Baruti described it as ". . . one of those books which will make frontline parenting so much easier . . .," and given the increased active aggression against Afrikan people, guiding Afrikan children along a path that serves Afrikan people has become increasingly important.

A is for Afrika, S is for Sovereignty is structured so that both children and adults can heal and succeed together--guided by a resource written intentionally with the parent-child interaction in mind. Like many picture books, A is for Afrika, S is for Sovereignty is designed to be read aloud, allowing the reader to support the child's understanding of the deep concepts and symbolic illustrations. While it's widely known that reading vocabulary-rich picture books aloud supports children in developing a rich vocabulary, this elder-approved work was designed to develop a rich Afrikan-centered vocabulary. Some use the written word for the purpose of establishing authority. We are using the written word to heal the wounds of oppression and inspire your story.

About the Author
Duduyemi, Baoku: - Baoku Duduyemi researches and writes for Kibolobole Educational Institute. Baoku examines the affect of oppression and culture on academic achievement, social development, and personal growth. He partners with Kibolebole Educational Institute, AYA Educational Institute, and others to guide individuals, couples, and institutions that are working to address these issues. Please visit www.kibolebole.com for more information.