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Khalifa Abdul Khaliq

Khalifa A. Khaliq was born and raised in Chicago, Il. He is an Afrocentric lecturer, author and activist. During the late 80's he created and edited an educational newsletter addressing the Asian and African American experience. This newsletter was circulated to inner city high schools in Chicago.

While living in Japan he started the Journal of Black Sinology. A trimonthly publication focusing on the history of Blacks in ancient Asia. This publication was circulated in Osaka and Tokyo, Japan.

His article "Was Buddha Black?" was published in Horizons, an Afrocentric newsletter in Osaka, Japan. Mr Khaliq has diligently researched the African presence in ancient China. His audio tape lectures are The Shang Dynasty: Black Legacy in Ancient China and Swahili Sailors in Ancient China. In September 2006, he started Blacks In Asia (BIA), an Afrocentric study group in Chiba, Japan. Since 1995 Mr. Khaliq has lived and worked as an elementary school teacher in both Japan and China.

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