Black Lives Matter: From Holocaust to Lynching to Liberation

In "The Mis-Education of the Negro," Carter G. Woodson argues that African Americans have been distanced from their cultural heritage while becoming overly attached to European influences, leading to a disconnection from their true selves. He emphasizes the need for education to reflect the historical experiences of African Americans to be meaningful. This audiobook reacts to Woodson's insights by tracing a personal historical journey from the African Holocaust to liberation, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and affirming the value of black lives throughout history. Through this narrative, it seeks to illuminate the ongoing struggles against racism and the enduring power of love and resilience.