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Do not remove delete tags from this article that is a blatant copy from "African Intellectual Heritage", Temple University Press, Copyright 1996. All rights reserved.1Refer to Wikipedia:Copyright violations, particularly sub-section Dealing with copyright violations. The proper response, if felt that it can shown that the article is not copied from the article above, is to attach a 'hang-on' template under the tag, and explain your reasons on this talk page. Starting an article with a blatant copyright violation as a try-out is no excuse. I note that you have removed the reference to the copyright source, but the violation still remains. Repeated copy violation, would result in a block on editing. Acabashi (talk) 08:24, 19 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]
