Author: Nioussérê Kalala OMOTUNDÉ
 Title: What does it mean to be Kamit(e)?
 Edition: Menaibuc
 ISBN: 978-2-35349-151-3
 Pages: 128
 Price: $25 CAD
 Size: 22 x 14.5 cm

 What does it mean to be Kamitic? Sooner or later, we will have to ask ourselves this crucial question in order to break free from cultural alienation and the imitation of foreign civilizations. For if we ever hope to free ourselves from all extra-Kametic (that is, non-African) intellectual, cultural, and spiritual influences and succeed in thinking for ourselves, we will necessarily have to find a just and rational answer to this question. By exploring the dynamics of Kamitic identity, Jean Philippe Omotunde invites you to discover the ideals and thoughts that inspire Kamits around the world today. That is to say, those who have chosen to make human experiences and the knowledge of their African ancestors the reference center of their thought and their paradigm. By studying our Classical Kamite Humanities and reorienting ourselves towards our continent, it is a matter for us of affirming our will to be the worthy sons and daughters of the guides of humanity who lived in black Africa, at the dawn of civilization.