This is an exciting book where every chapter speaks to the revolutionary act of decolonizing mental health, building cultural strength through our spirituality and religious practice and political resistance to rising white supremacist fascism in the United States toward building a culturally democratic society. 
 
Contents:
Part one: Postcolonical therapy
1. Decolonizing our lives: Divining a postcolonial therapy
2. Testimony of hope: African-centered praxis for therapeutic ends
3. Decolonial counseling in a time of rising fascism
 
Part two: Acknowledging our ancestors, healing our lives
4. Standing together at the Door of Return
5. Opening the Door of Return
6. Spiritual accountability and balance: A story from the counseling room
7. Connecting with ancestral struggle to strengthen resistance
 
Part three: Thinking critically about culture
8. Kujichagulia: Self-determination and the power of names
9. Rethinking Afrocentricity: The foundation of a theory of critical Africentricity
10. Cabral, Black liberation and cultural struggle
11. Culture is the heartbeat of revolution
12. Cultural resistance when the house is burning
 
Part four: Education as freedom
13. Education as an experience of freedom: African-centered critical pedagogy and social justice
14. Valuing everyday resistance in Black family life: A story of critical  pedagogy from the university of the streets
15. Fugitive pedagogies
 
Part five: Black religion, resistance and revolutionary spirituality
16. For future generations: Spiritual, religious and political practice
17. Let us march on