africanists造句

• The two may or may not be genuine Africanists.
• I see Africanists and black nationalists and black separatists.
• Although Africanists opposed his candidacy, Mandela was elected regional president in October.
• In November 1958, at the Transvaal provincial assembly, some Africanists were barred.
• The Africanists felt that the Nigerian scholars should be more objective and less involved in current politics.
• There was some friction between the Ibadan School and the Africanists in Britain and the U . S ..
• He works closely with other Spanish-speaking Pan-Africanists such as Mbuyi Kabunda Badi and Justo Bolekia Bolek?
• This group also founded the Society of Africanists and Colonialists which was to become a year later the Commercial Geography Society.
• So i decided not to argue with what i perceived them to be " Afrocentrists " or " Pan Africanists ".
• It includes a smaller addendum edited by Herreman, featuring interviews with a half dozen of the world's top Africanists.
• Ministers, nationalists, Pan Africanists, fraternities, sororities, Elks, Masons and the Congressional Black Caucus have endorsed the march.
• These ranks of American scholars studying the world expanded astronomically, far exceeding the pith-helmeted Africanists or the Orientalists of the British Empire.
• Among both Africanists and conservative pundits, there are those who feel the US is fumbling for a grand-enough project for its foreign policy.
• Several well-known Africanists have occupied themselves with Nubian, most notably Thelwall and Bechhaus-Gerst in the second half of the twentieth century.
• He influenced Africanists like Black Consciousness leader Stephen Biko in the 1970s, and Uganda's Yoweri Museveni and South Africa's Thabo Mbeki today.
• From his university days he was a close associate of pan-Africanists such as Kwame Nkrumah, George Padmore and C . L . R . James.
• During this trip he was accompanied by the doctor Ossorio, who, as the own Iradier, was taking part as delegate of the Africanists'Company.
• Some strong pan-Africanists, like Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana, wanted an organization with real power, but others feared that it would curtail their own power.
• The Africanists broke away from the ANC to form the Pan-Africanist Congress and its military wing named Poqo, which became active mainly in the Cape provinces.
• There is much speculation by Africanists as to whether or not the Kintampo tradition evolved from Punpun, but it appears that the two existed simultaneously for some time.