Antiguan in America: A Racial Autobiography

The coronavirus pandemic has bookmarked a time in our history that drastically magnified the racial injustice in systems across America. There is no time but the present to begin strengthening our racial awareness so that we can become change agents within our personal and professional communities. 

In this elaborate example of a racial autobiography, Karima Hughes, takes us on a journey of her childhood experiences in the Caribbean island of Antigua to her "becoming of self" journey in America as first an immigrant child and then as an Afro-Antiguan woman in academia. Focused on race, she shares her personal histories to propel her readers toward a pathway of racial self-interrogation through critical reflection.

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