The Integration Trap: The Generation Gap

Investigating and solutions for social/cultural gaps between generations.

The Integration Trap: The Generation Gap is a book that defines the generation gap as the most serious internal issue facing Black communities.

This book examines strategies for the healing the generation gap, and it provides the most comprehensive analysis of Twa just societies from the hunter-gatherer societies to agrarian democracies showing that the Twa or Anu people gave birth to the world’s greatest classical civilization, ancient Kemet or ancient Egypt, founded by the Anu people agrarian Twa.

This book also examines African American culture, showing that it is one of only two cultures that are indigenous to the United States (the other being Native American). This book shows that African American culture is the culture that counters oppressive cultures. Hip-hop scholars, political scientists, and scholars on African American culture use this book.