What to read after THE BOOK OF RULES: THOUGHTS OF AN AWAKENED BLACK MAN?

Western History has pretended and made an effort to prove in modern times that black people, Africans or people of African descent have never been great thinkers, philosophers, artists or writers.

That effort of racism in history has created a total ignorance of reality and many truths have died in oblivion.

Racism, that dying disease is still very much alive in many countries, where people of African and African descent are being murdered, mistreated and whose lives are being torn apart in the very countries and lands that their ancestors built.

It is even funny to want to defend racism, especially in a world where a large part of the world's population has not been allowed to speak, to live, to feel oppressed by a large minority that pretends to be the majority.

It is a very hard reality that racists cannot easily understand, but perhaps their descendants can, because they are responsible for much evil, and have destroyed the natural evolution of the world for several centuries.

For the last four hundred years, they have precisely denied blacks the right to study, to read or to express their intellectuality.

In the United States of America, black men and women, fathers and mothers, young men and women, boys and girls were lynched and murdered for the mere fact of having a book or reading a book.

Now in this world in which truth is more tolerable than in other times, and thinking is no longer a problem for the masses; now that it is easier to tell the truth because the world has learned to understand each other without dogmas, in these times so different but at the same time unique; now that the world is beginning to wake up from a great sleep, now comes into your hands this book, The Book of Rules: Thoughts of An Awakened Black Man.

Thanks for Reading this lines.

Javier Clemente Engonga,