In this episode of Rooted Dialogues: A Saint Rest Publications Podcast, hosts Victoria Brown and LaVon Gordon explore the principles of African-centered education through Dr. Lathardus Goggins II’s seminal work, Foundations: African-centered Education. Together, they discuss the historical roots of African-centered thought, the sacred role of the teacher, and how education becomes a process of identity development and community transformation. Featuring a Nugget of Wisdom from Kwame Turé, this conversation reminds us that teaching is not just instruction—it’s a moral and cultural responsibility to nurture the soul.
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