Edited sentence: Afrocentrists commonly contend that approaching knowledge from a Eurocentrist perspective, as well as certain mainstream assumptions in the application of information in the West, has led to injustices and inadequacies in meeting the needs of African peoples, meaning indigenous, Black Africans and the peoples of the African diaspora.As a result, the Afrocentrist paradigm is one which seeks to discover and also reinterpret information through African eyes, utilizing it in ways that inure to the benefit of Black people.As an ideology and scholarly and social movement, the Afrocentrist paradigm has its beginnings among Black intellectuals, political figures and historians in the practice of history and social and political activism.Barack Obama.However, as part of a broader, multicultural movement, it is in use today beyond these contexts across a number of disciplines, among them religion, education, sociology, psychiatry, medicine and public health, and in the delivery of government and social services.Reverend Wright has been criticized for his subscription to and preaching of Black liberation theology, which is centered in Afrocentrism.“Afrocentrism, is a world view that considers African peoples, their cultures, histories, collective struggles, needs and aspirations, to be central to the interpretation and utilization of data