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We Were Kings, Queens, Emperors, Messiahs, Disciples, and Saints
Rufus O. Jimerson
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We Were Kings, Queens, Emperors, Messiahs, Disciples, and Saints - Jimerson, Rufus O.
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Synopsis "We Were Kings, Queens, Emperors, Messiahs, Disciples, and Saints"
The purpose of this book is to provide evidence that the conventional western interpretations of ancient history and the role blacks played in creating civilization and religion is based on white supremacy. Therefore, it is not factual, it is history through the eyes of unapologetic conquerors who have falsely seized credit for themselves. This revelation identifies and acknowledges the true role of blacks in the creation and development of civilization and religion. It attempts to explain why their accomplishments have been suppressed, ignored, and created to people of Aryan descent. This book provides plausible explanations of why ancient Egypt (Kemet) and North Africa were geographically and demographically altered to be a people dominated by Aryan people out of context to real history. It provides insight into why and how Black Africans have become synonymous with the term "slave" and slavery which originally was used to define captured Aryan barbarians of Slav descent in ancient times. The book debunks the Aryan mythological reframe of history that transformed the racial and ethnic identity of biblical figures. It also looks at the impact that the Aryan mythical reframe imposed on the self-concept, self-esteem, consciousness and confidence of Africans in Diaspora (African-Americans). Interpretations of the evidence are based on a pursuit of the truth aimed at awakening the minds and consciousness of readers regarding to the potential of the descendants of the former slaves and ancients who have given use the arts, sciences, and religion.
