Reimagining Race, Resistance, and Reality in the Changing World Order

Something old is breaking.
Something long buried is rising.

Reclamation is a bold, searching book for anyone who senses that the stories we were taught about race, power, and history no longer explain the world we’re living in.

As global power shifts, empires strain, and Africa re-emerges as a central force in the future, one question becomes unavoidable:

What was taken from us—and what are we being called to reclaim now?

Blending history, cultural analysis, geopolitics, and spiritual insight, Reclamation traces the long arc of Black experience—from ancient civilizations and forced erasure, through slavery, Jim Crow, and mass incarceration, to the present moment of global realignment. Along the way, it exposes how race was constructed as a tool of control—and how memory, imagination, and identity became acts of resistance.

But this book is not written from despair.

It is written from clarity.

Reclamation invites readers to move beyond inherited narratives and step into authorship—of identity, consciousness, and future. It challenges us to see liberation not only as protest or policy, but as awareness, alignment, and choice. To understand history not as a closed chapter, but as a living force shaping what comes next.

This is a book for readers who:

• feel the ground shifting beneath old systems

• want context, not slogans

• are ready to think beyond binaries of past and present, victimhood and power

Above all, Reclamation asks us to remember what was never truly lost—and to imagine what becomes possible when we do.

The age of reclamation has begun.