Drusilla Dunjee Houston (1876 – 1941) born in Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia, was a self-taught historian, journalist, and educator. I consider her to be the Mother of modern Afrocentric Historical Detectives everywhere. In 1926, she
Welcome to my very first “Historical Who Done It” lecture presentation: Who Killed the Goddess – This lecture was first presented in 2012. This presentation was offered over the course of 3 different lecture sessions.
Life and Career During the 90s and early 2000s, Brother C. Freeman El was a prominent lecturer, historian, and community educator, widely recognized for his profound understanding of Moorish history, spirituality, and culture. He was
The term Paper genocide refers to the systematic erasure or denial of Indigenous identity and existence through bureaucratic means, such as census records, legal documents, and government policies. This form of erasure often involved the
Dr. Jewel Pookrum Life and Career Dr. Jewel Pookrum is a pioneering Afro-American physician, holistic health advocate, and author who became a transformative leader in integrative and holistic medicine for Afro-Americans. Bridging the gap between
