In this episode of Black Power Moves, part of the Ebony Covering Black America Podcast Network, we're speaking to Emmanuel Kulu, African Historian and Author.

Emmanuel is of Cameroonian descent (Zulu/Bantu Tribe). As a career social worker, he has a deep passion for history and the creative arts. Kulu began his professional creative career in 2015 with film writing and acting with films like: The Rize & Fall of Tephlon Ent., Bug Love, and The First Purge. 

In more recent years, Kulu turned his focus to his African lineage. After several years of deep study and research of great African kingdoms, Kulu was drawn to Ancient Egypt as the monarch of African Studies & Antiquities. Kulu questioned the validity of prior novel and film depictions of the ancient Egyptians who were, in fact, African people.

As an African Historian, Kulu has traveled the country giving lectures, seminars, and conferences on the miseducation of African history at various high schools, colleges, and universities. Based on his thorough research, Kulu created a historical fiction based on true events, "I, Black Pharaoh: Rise to Power (2020)" & "I, Black Pharaoh: Golden Age of Triumph (2021)". Both novels restore the true African imagery of Ancient Egypt (Kemet). 

https://www.iblackpharaoh.com/

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