"Akwasi Aidoo's Rhythms of Dignity is a remarkable, bold first collection. There is a rich diversity in range of form, expressiveness, experience, and passion. Reading through this work is a journey through the undercurrents of experience that reflect on living through the charged realities of the 'post-colonial' decades of our modern African not only with an intimate Pan-African awareness of history but also with a poignant sensibility of brotherhood, sisterhood and belonging. Clearly evocative of the age the poet has lived through, these poems have both a sharp clear eye on history, and an abiding tender trust in human relationships." - Abena P.A. Busia, Professor of literature and poet.
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Akwasi Aidoo is a philanthropy professional, human rights and peace advocate, and poet. He is a Senior Fellow at Humanity United, and serves on the Boards of several international organizations. In 2015, he received the Africa Philanthropy Award. Akwasi was educated in Ghana and the USA and received a PhD in Sociology from the University of Connecticut in 1985. He has taught at universities in Ghana, Tanzania, and the USA.
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