[Download] Orita: Rites of passage for youth of African descent in America
▲ Marilyn C. Maye, Warren L. Maye ▲
| #3619177 in Books | Faith Works | 2000-01-24 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 8.50 x.39 x5.50l,.45 | File Name: 0967540003 | 159 pages |
||3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| From Roots to Responsibility|By Dr. Mae Alice Reggy-Mamo|First, I want to congratulate the authors of "Orita: Rites of passage for youth of African descent in America" for an informative, inspiring, well written and beautifully designed book that charts the journey from "roots" to "responsibility". Written from first-hand experience in raising their own son, the authors have||This book is a blueprint for creating a memorable event to recognize one of life's very important milestones. But perhaps more significant is that it provides the opportunity for our youth to shore up the serious deficits in the areas of support, encourageme
This book is a guide for parents seeking to design a rites-of-passage program for their adolescent youth and for parents considering such a program. Orita (meaning crossroads) prepares participants for adulthood by teaching life management skills in the context of African heritage and biblical principles. At the Orita celebration, family and community honor their youth and acknowledge their transition into adulthood. Parents are guided through every aspect of the design...
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