09/05/2026
The institutional Denial of the African Narrative and Identity
This is the latest book of Bishop David Jerome Davis. It explores an institutional mindset across generations to deny the validity of a claim for African origin of world civilizations.
It focuses heavily on the institutional elements of the church, government, private or organizations and individual individuals who together for an Nexus, preventing blacks from uncovering the historical truth of our genius, our innovation, our work product, our industry, our architectural design designs, our medical practices and procedures our development of irrigation systems, sewage systems, commerce, and trade systems. It explores the genius of African weaponry and design for warfare. I will collective prowess in the field of the arts and entertainment as well as athletics.
There is also the denial that an eastern faith once called the way of issue was transmogrified into a western fate called Christianity. This did not include one European person, and it’s inception development or international prominence save those of the Romans who held Afro Asian people in bo***ge. During the first century, has had its narrative turned on its head and now yeah sure is a blond haired blue eyed European when in birth he was Afro Asian and Levantine-African in his physical appearance.
Finally, this book looks at the collusion of private state, and public personalities and institutions that ought to keep young aspiring African minds in the United States, following slavery from utilizing educational institutions to uncover the truth of our people and ancestry.
This is a must read for African people everywhere in the diaspora if we ought to have one hope of breaking free from the narrative of Eurocentrism, claiming to be the author of civilization and denying the r***e role of African people in all history that proceeds the western world.