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Othello's Children in the New World: Moorish History and Identity in the African American Experience

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Othello's Children in the New World: Moorish History and Identity in the African American Experience - Pimienta-Bey, Josi V
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"In the early decades of the 20th century, a North Carolinian named Timothy Drew established a political and religious organization known today as the Moorish Science Temple of America Inc (M.S.T.A.). Later referred to as 'Prophet' Noble Drew Ali, he would teach the so-called 'Negro' ('Black') public of the 1910s and '20s that they were specifically 'Moors,' and that they needed to publicly declare their Moorish nationality and Islamic faith. Drew Ali insisted upon the designation of 'Moor,' while relatively few of his ...

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Othello's Children in the New World: Moorish History and Identity in the African American Experience 2002, 1st Book Library, Bloomington IN

ISBN-13: 9780759686151

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