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Rethinking Humanity and Freedom
This chapter explores the complexities of Africana philosophy and its critique of the Eurocentric notion of modernity, examining the broader implications of colonialism and race on humanity. It discusses the distinction between liberty and true freedom, using metaphors of imprisonment to emphasize the responsibilities of home and choice. Additionally, it addresses the need for philosophy to engage with real-world issues, advocating for a transformative approach to morality and societal structures.
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