History...by far my most despised subject in school. Despite my A/B average, I loathed World History, American History, European History and any other History course you can think of. I had no respect for History because it seemed History had no respect for me and my African/African American heritage. Every History book read from K-12 depicted members of my culture as somebody's slave, somebody's savage, somebody's inferior and somebody's boy. We were never anybody's master, anybody's intellectual, anybody's superior nor anybody's man. Members of the African and African American cultures were constantly judged as in need of assistance and improvement and never handed out judgments to other cultures. We were consistently depicted as simple-minded primitives and never as forward thinking academics. I held a pure hatred for History because it seemed History truly hated us.

 

As I matured in life's experiences and devoted many hours to the detailed analysis of our nation's education and social systems, I soon deciphered that we were only taught one side of History during those K-12 years. We were taught the side of History that cast a semi-permanent shadow of inferiority over black people; the side that psychologically constricted expectations of success; the side that taught us we were inferior humanity, born to anguish, born for torment, born to agonize, born to live in a perpetual struggle.

 

Now I have learned the whole-story of History, I see my culture from a new perspective. One-sided History taught me that people who exercised the African culture were and are ignorant, savage, cannibals, always inferior to anyone of European descent. But the whole-story of History taught me that those African men and women were intellectuals, creators of human civilization who very often dominated those same Europeans who were theorized as superior. One-sided History taught me that African Americans were ignoramus slaves, "po' 'ol niggers" who was "g'wine do dis', g'wine do dat'" and begged "massuh to have mercy on my po' soul." But the whole-story of History taught me that black men and women of the 1500's, 1600's, 1700's and 1800's were philanthropists, businessmen, abolitionists, publishers, politicians, clergymen, scholars, lawyers, landowners, etc. who lived life as free and righteous as any European American during those same times. The whole-story taught me that Africans and thusly African Americans are the essence of humanity who developed the first form of writing in Egypt and eventually taught Greeks how to conduct themselves in a civilized manner.

 

Now that I have become fully acquainted with the whole-story of History, I love her. I now know myself because of it. The whole-story has exponentially intensified the cultural self-esteem that was originally instilled in me by the Almighty Creator. The whole-story is the ultimate motivation toward excellence. The whole-story arms you with the facts that black-blood is stocked with elements of prominence, greatness, distinction, development, eminence and intelligence. The whole-story notifies you of your obligation to consciously strategize for the manifestation of these elements in order to honor all those who have come before you and set an example for those who will come after. It is my unconditional pleasure to bring you the whole-story of History. Our first publication, We Ain't No Niggas! Exposing the Deception of YOUR World History Education is specifically designed to change your perspective and includes countless documented facts as proof of our collective greatness. In fact, we are so confident that Mr. Cincere's message will change your perspective that each book comes with a 100% Moneyback Guarantee! I encourage you to start your transformation today! You have the Knowledge of Yourself to gain and absolutely nothing to lose. You are always welcome to contact me with any questions or comments at dth@knowledgeofselfpublishing.com. My virtual door is always open.