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Synopsis

If you've ever felt that official definitions of "community" don't match what community actually feels like, this book is for you.

What does it mean to belong? Not just to have a place to live, but to truly belong—to a community, a tradition, a way of life?

Domicile and Community is Volume 1 of A Pan-African Guide for Our People, written by Dr. Tracy L. Johnson and edited by Dr. Xavia Burton.

This volume explores a core African value: we are who we are because of our relationships with others.

This isn't abstract philosophy. It's about home—not just as a physical space, but as the web of relationships that shape who we are.

Combining scholarly research with lived experience, Domicile and Community offers a way to understand how we create belonging and what happens when that sense of belonging is broken.

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