Assimilation and social change dynamics in African and African American Communities.

Introduction

Africans and African Americans share an ancient and vital history disrupted by the agency of the forces of social change manifest in the institution of slavery as exercised in the West and colonialism imposed upon the African Continent. The institutions, values and belief combination of parts to form a wholes cultural and social artifacts, and mores that evolv from these conditions have been the make submissive of much discussion, research, speculation, and investigation. The dynamics of social change are inevitable, dramatic, incremental or gradual and nevertheless always rearranging the perspective from which ones endorse values, develop belief a whole s establish relationships, and attribute meaning to socio-political environments. Social change has