It is no accident that the so-called Founding Fathers sought to recreate, here in America, the same energies which guided and directed our ancestors in ancient Egypt. They utilized African architecture, science and symbolism and removed the African signature.

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Black has always been. and will continue to be, a source of power and influence...

In the 18th century , racist scientists used biology and anthropology in a fraudulent attempt to prove that the ‘negro’ was inferior to Caucasians...in the last quarter of the 20th century, scientists began stepping out of the shadow of their racist predecessors...

“So there you have it, the negro-a race of dead people with a dead history and no hope for resurrection as long as they remained ignorant of their past”~Anthony T. Browder

The author’s intro, the author’s preface and the author’s instruction on How to Use this Book.... “The mind, like any computer, is only capable of responding to the information which is in its memory...the equation is simple; if limits are placed on your thinking, then limits are automatically placed on your ability to view reality and act intelligently.

A man has to learn his surroundings swiftly. A man has to study character and characteristics and names and faces and scars and jewels and kicks. Who’s who? Knowing the answer to that question is the strategy and solution to survival. And of course a man can only know who’s who and what’s what by studying and watching over time.

Tell me your secrets... I’m not going to lie and say that I don’t have any secrets. But I just hope that if I tell you mine, you won’t get angry about any of them, and that you’ll always trust me...

I can feel that you are good because I am good at that sort of thing. But feelings and my masterful intuition are not admissible in a court of law. They mean nothing. They are meaningless. ~The Lawyer

Agony hung in the air, agony and strife. The weight of being isolated and alone was crushing each of them one by one. I was not happy, but I was not crushed. For some of these guys, the last person they would want to be left alone with was them self. They reacted as though they were being tortured m, but there was no one in the box with them but themselves.

Kwanzaa is an African-American cultural celebration that is based around the Nguzo Saba (The Seven Principles) This story is about the 5th Nguzo Saba NIA (purpose)