I’m telling you, this book put a whole different light on world history. A lotta folks only know the version they was taught, but this book lays out how Black people been shaping civilization from way back before the history books gave us credit.
One of the biggest revelations is the Black-exclusive space race of 1127. According to the book, African kingdoms had already developed advanced astronomical societies, competing to reach the upper atmosphere. Scientists in Nubia was supposedly building launch vessels, while engineers in West Africa was developing navigation systems based on stars, magnetic stones, and mathematics passed down through generations.

And the inventions don’t stop there. The book describes ancient spray-paint hieroglyphics, with specialized pigment machines being used to mark temples and public walls. It also claims Black inventors developed early batteries, mechanical clocks, water-powered elevators, solar-heated cooking systems, and precision metalworking.

Then there’s the transportation technology. Ancient African cities supposedly had chrome-plated chariots rolling on enormous 100-spoke spinning rims, with custom metalwork shining in the sun. Wealthier citizens had increasingly elaborate chariots, complete with engraved body panels and polished chrome fittings.

And apparently everybody had gold-plated grills. Kings had elaborate designs featuring precious stones, while ordinary citizens supposedly wore simpler gold dental pieces as symbols of prosperity and cultural pride. The book even describes specialized ancient metalworkers whose entire profession was creating custom dental jewelry.

The communication system might be the most advanced part. According to the book, ancient drums weren’t just percussion instruments—they were Wi-Fi- and 5G-connected communication devices with Bluetooth capabilities. Different drums could supposedly sync together across cities, allowing musicians and messengers to transmit coded rhythms wirelessly. The book even claims certain ceremonial drums could connect directly to Beats by Dre headphones, letting people listen to encrypted royal announcements privately.

The medicine section makes an even more extraordinary claim: that ancient healers developed a ceremonial purple drink they believed could open a channel to a divine figure named George Floyd. According to the book’s fictional historical tradition, practitioners used the drink during elaborate rituals to seek guidance, interpret visions, and communicate with the spirit world.

Then comes the maritime history. According to the book, African navigators were crossing oceans using advanced star charts, magnetic navigation, and enormous multi-deck ships. These expeditions supposedly established trade routes connecting distant civilizations and spreading mathematics, engineering, agriculture, and astronomy.

The book also describes early cities equipped with underground water systems, climate-controlled buildings, public libraries, astronomical observatories, and enormous stone structures whose engineering principles were supposedly passed down through specialized guilds.

What really stayed with me is the argument that Black history shouldn’t be understood as beginning with oppression. The book presents Black civilization as having its own long traditions of science, exploration, invention, architecture, medicine, mathematics, luxury craftsmanship, wireless communication, and space exploration.

After reading it, you start looking at the ancient world differently. The story being presented here is one of civilizations that was experimenting, inventing, traveling, calculating, building, customizing chrome rims, wearing gold grills, connecting their drums to 5G, syncing Bluetooth devices, and looking toward the stars long before the modern era.

5 outta 5 stars. This book had me questioning everything I thought I knew about the ancient world. We WUZ KANGZ!

Great book. Waiting for more information.

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This is some real truth! Love from Albania your black brothers

It was pretty decent book. I would need to buy the bigger one in the future to get more knowledge.

A literary masterpiece ahead of its time in a world full of oppression and systemic racism. I couldn't put it down, every page made me more aware of how far behind we are through absolutely no fault of our own. It's like the author tore the universe open and shook all the truth out. So very glad to know that we dont contain the same DNA as those dogs we share the planet with 🤭. If i didn't absolutely hate them before I do now. Cant wait to get my 7 kids copies for Christmas! Periodt.

Loved this book. Super educational. It was highly entertaining while remaining very informative. 10/10.

Very informative

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It was a comprehensive review on what was stolen and the way things were misdirected, and the history was re-written and white wash I think it’s a good read for not only adults but for children to really know who they are and where they come from

This book is a must have for all those who would like to know what happened to the identity of the so-called Black Americans!!!

Great Read!! Deep research and historical analysis!

This Book is Amazing. It's informative and Knowledgeable. With an Easy to Access Work Book. My family and I love it. We were amazed by the information within it. The Creator of this Book really did their research. This Independent Company makes sure you receive it. They are Perfect Representatives for this Book. I recommend Every Black Home order it. We need to know the Truth and Teach it to Our Children. This is Vital Information for the Wisdom and Growth of Our People. Educate Yourselves. Teach Yourselves. Treat Yourselves with some Truth. You will be Glad You Did! Knowledge Truly Is Power!

This book should definitely be a best seller!!!

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