Afrikan People and European Holidays: A Mental Genocide, Book 2 Paperback – February 2, 1983

Great read thus far! Only on 3rd chapter but it puts a lot in perspective! As Melanated People we have only heard "euro-centric" perspective of history. Understanding that history has been manipulated and written by modern conquers but We have a long rich history and the Truth will come to light sooner than later! L.T.P.F.J

Purchased volume 1 and book 2 ... Love the information, insight/perspective, and excellent customer service! Thank you!

The late great scholar, teacher, and ancestor Ishakamusa Barashango has left us a legacy of information to study and learn from and pass on to the next generation of youths. May you rest in peace my good man for a crown is waiting for you in heaven above.

Get this book highly recommended great history on how dirty and treacherous the so called europeans are to hell with there damn holidays 4of you lie independanc and all that jive it is not for you black man

books were received as scheduled for delivery; the packaging was real nice; the books are a great addition to my hebrew library and spiritual improvement of the history of my people. I am seeking more understanding of the hebrew's history and spirituality.

Just a great book! Very enlightening

Very good reading of the truth.

Great book really enjoyed learning all the history and all the facts presented. It was not a revolutionary war it was a war fought by the elite. Again great book!

I thank the writer for is hard work reserching in the history of black people .

I have mix reviews about this book and its following. First of all, the title of the book is; Afrikan People and European Holidays: A Mental Genocide. Also, the book cover illustrates a lot of holidays illustrations. In volume 1 and in book two, the author only covered Thanks Giving, Christmas and the 4th of July! What about the other holidays illustrated in the book cover, like Halloween, valentines day, easter? To add to the review, the way the author writes he seems to think that we black ppl are the original black Israelites. (I would like to say to the brothers and sister lost out there with him, there has never been a man named Jesus, of any race who walked this earth). Other than that, if you can filter out all of what I mentioned while reading this book (volume 1 & book two), it is still interesting. You will not learn much about the origin of European holidays, but you will learn a lot about history.