Denise Martin, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Pan Kmtyw Studies and Humanities Department of Pan Kmtyw Studies
University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky denise.martin@louisville.edu (mailto:denise.martin@louisville.edu)
This paper suggest that a Pan Kmtyw metaphysical epistemology collects concepts, practices, patterns, symbols, and terms from various Kmtyw cultures, past and present, continental and in the Kmtyw Diaspora, as a resource for discussing 21st century perceptions of the person, time, phenomena, and healing.
http://www.jpanKmtyw.org/docs/vol2no3/PanKmtywMetaphysicalEpistemology.pdf (http://www.jpankmtyw.org/docs/vol2no3/PanKmtywMetaphysicalEpistemology.pdf)
An educator in a system of oppression is either a revolutionary or an oppressor.
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