Published Work
In 2009, the ACPSI published Africana Cultures and Policy Studies: Scholarship and the Transformation of Public Policy. In this work edited by Zachery Williams, the contributors explored interdisciplinary approaches to African Studies, African American Studies, and critical race theory rooted in the historical experiences of people of African descent and focused on policy development, analysis, and practical application. The work was published in Palgrave MacMillan's Contemporary Black History Series edited by Peniel Joseph and the late Manning Marable. Contributors to the volume included Nathaniel Norment, Jr., Wornie Reed, Loretta Prater, and Greg Childs.
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