Kehbuma Langmia

Fulbright Scholar and Chair of Communication Studies at Howard University. He specializes in ICT, intercultural communication, and Afrocentricity. He has authored 18 books and received the NCA Orlando Taylor Distinguished Research Scholar Award (2020). Recent works include Black Lives and Digiculturalism (2021) and Decolonizing Communication Studies (2022).

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On March 7, 1965, 600 Black civil rights protesters led by Hosea Williams (at right front in dark raincoat) and John Lewis (at right in light-colored coat) crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama. They were met by state troopers and local police, who gave them a two-minute warning to disperse. When the protesters refused, officers tear-gassed and beat them, resulting in over 50 hospitalizations.

Books

Black ‘Race’ and White Supremacy Saga

About the book Black ‘Race’ and White Supremacy Saga by Kehbuma Langmia, published by Anthem Press in 2024.

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