KNOWLEDGE THERAPY

Thérapie du savoir contre l'aliénation culturelle africaine is a medicine to heal the conscience of the black man who finds himself the victim of psychological conditioning organized by the actors of the slave trade, colonization and current neo-colonialism. This conditioning has lasted from the 15th century to the present day. It's a process designed to ensure that a person's mind is lost, that he's no longer himself, that he's strange to himself, that he's completely lost his own bearings, that he no longer belongs to himself, so that he can be manipulated and exploited at will, and becomes the prey and slave of the person who alienates him.Whether living in Africa, Europe, America or Asia, the black community is always the poorest, the most discriminated against from a racial point of view, and the most insecure as a result of internal and international political unrest. Individuals in this community suffer from ignorance of their own history, both distant and recent; they also suffer from an inferiority complex in relation to all other races; they hate themselves to the point of depigmenting their skin and miscegenating their race.

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Maitre MIREMBE VWIRUKA Pacifique, born in Butembo on October 19, 1985, is a barrister at the Ituri Court of Appeal, holds a degree in Public Law (International) from the University of Lubumbashi, and is a researcher specializing in classical African humanities. He is Chairman of the Board of Directors of the environmental NGO Vision Village Vert.