num_pages: 160
description: An autobiographical novel by an African-American born in San Francisco, California, who meets a Nigerian lady, falls in love with her, marries her and immigrates to Nigeria with her. The book provides an honest observation of Nigeria from a youthful social activist who experiences the corporate glass ceiling in the U.S., and a need to be treated with dignity as a person of African descent. The novel is presented in a dream sequence that starts in 1967 and ends in the 1980s with a clear dedication to the advancement of human understanding and consciousness. The book represents a continued expose on the dynamic intersection of African world community thought and action.
language: English
title: Journey to the Motherland: From San Francisco to Benin City
titlecomplete: Journey to the Motherland: From San Francisco to Benin City
publisher: Amen-Ra Theological Seminary Pr