Overview: IAATP—Post-Negro Studies—A New Paradigm for Black Americans
In addition to our philosophical offering (TGC), IAATP also offers works that assist in overcoming a widespread lack of understanding of the Black Experience in America, among Black Americans themselves. For many Black Americans, the experience of their people in the U.S. has been a great mystery that’s not very well understood by neither Blacks nor Whites. Many of our difficulties stem from our conversion into Negroes during the time of captivity, or American Slavery. To assist in unraveling this great conundrum, once know as the Negro Problem, IAATP created Post-Negro Studies, a new field of inquiry focusing on Ajise (Ah-jee-sheh), or the Culture of Redemption and Renewal (CORAR)—a more effective Black American culture for the 21st century and beyond.
If you’re ready for a better Black American culture, then IAATP’s Post-Negro Studies and its related resources like the Second Emancipation Program (TSEP) are for you.