Title: If you want to believe . . .
Product review: . . . then of course this sort of thing will make sense. This book requires one to buy into the idea that there is an inherent (presumably genetic) style of thinking that Africans and people of African ancestry are pre-programmed to employ. In _Yurugu_ this purported style of thinking is appraised in glowing terms, as one would expect. But consider this: if, say, a Chinese author wrote about how black people are more soulful and don't let "artificial" constructs like reasoning and logic get in their way, would that be offensive? If so, then why is it not offensive for "Marimba Ani" [sic] to write the same thing?
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