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Why the Yoruba Atlantic was a circulation rather than a one-way survival, how the Herskovits and Frazier debate was superseded, and how diaspora practitioners helped decide what counts as authentic in Nigeria itself.

An examination of female sacerdotal leadership, institutional authority, theological debates on gender, and the historical dispute surrounding the initiation of female Ifá diviners.

An analysis of Candomblé Ketu in Bahia, covering its nineteenth-century origins, institutional kinship structures, ritual practices, divergence from West African prototypes, and historiographical debates.

A scholarly analysis of return circulation across the Black Atlantic and migration geography, examining historical returnee flows, theoretical models, ritual divergences, and historiographical debates.