Black Revolution Handbook: Part Two - A Historical Journey Through Africa (152)

When it comes to understanding our modern world, studying history becomes imperative. The Black Revolution Handbook provides an in-depth exploration of significant events, movements, and influential figures from African history. In this second installment, we delve into the rich and complex history of Africa starting from the year 152. Get ready to embark on an exciting journey that will broaden your perspective and shed light on the Black revolutions that shaped our world today.

The African Continent: A Cradle of Civilization

Africa, with its diverse cultures, languages, and vast landscapes, has been an epicenter of human civilization since ancient times. The second part of the Black Revolution Handbook takes us on a journey through Africa's history, exploring its magnificent empires, advanced civilizations, and great innovations that laid the foundation for modern societies.

BLACK TO THE FUTURE, HIP-POPE MAGAZINE : BLACK REVOLUTION HANDBOOK PART 1. (HISTORY OF AFRICA 152)

by JAVIER CLEMENTE ENGONGA AVOMO(Kindle Edition)

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Empires and Kingdoms: A Glimpse Into Africa's Golden Age

From the mighty Mali Empire, rich in gold and trade, to the mystical Kingdom of Benin, renowned for its administrative efficiency, Africa's past is adorned with great empires and kingdoms. The Black Revolution Handbook provides an immersive exploration of these influential powerhouses, highlighting their achievements, governance systems, and cultural contributions that continue to inspire us today.

Colonialism and Resistance: Africa's Struggle for Independence

The arrival of European colonial powers in Africa brought immense challenges and suffering to the continent. However, it also ignited a strong spirit of resistance and an unwavering desire for freedom. In this section, we delve into the stories of African leaders who spearheaded movements against colonial oppression. From Ethiopia's Emperor Haile Selassie to Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah, their persistent efforts paved the way for Africa's independence.

The Pan-African Movement: United We Stand

No discussion about the history of Africa is complete without exploring the powerful Pan-African movement. Led by influential figures such as Marcus Garvey and W.E.B. Du Bois, this movement sought to unite people of African descent worldwide, fighting against racial discrimination and promoting self-determination and pride in African heritage. Discover the impact of this movement and how it laid the groundwork for Black revolutions across the globe.

The Legacy of African Revolutions: Inspiring Future Generations

The Black Revolution Handbook concludes with a reflection on the lasting impact of Africa's revolutions. From the civil rights movement in the United States to anti-apartheid struggles in South Africa, the influence of African history and the fight against oppression continues to shape the world we live in. This section serves as a reminder of the power of unity, resilience, and the importance of preserving and sharing our shared past.

The Black Revolution Handbook: Part Two - A Historical Journey Through Africa (152) offers a captivating insight into Africa's rich history from the year 152. By exploring the continent's empires, resistance movements, and Pan-African aspirations, this handbook presents valuable lessons from the past that can empower us to strive for a better future. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a Black revolution advocate, or simply curious about the world, this handbook is a must-read. Embark on this thrilling journey through time and witness the power of Africa's remarkable revolutions.

BLACK TO THE FUTURE, HIP-POPE MAGAZINE : BLACK REVOLUTION HANDBOOK PART 1. (HISTORY OF AFRICA 152)

by JAVIER CLEMENTE ENGONGA AVOMO(Kindle Edition)

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The Black Revolution began thousands of years ago, with the establishment of the great civilizations that today are called civilizations.
The Etruscans and Egyptians, the Sumerians and the first Romans, the first inhabitants of Europe as well as the aboriginal population of China, India, Australia, Russia and the American continent as a whole were black-skinned.

The Trojans, true warriors of bronze and iron, can hardly - except in television fiction - be identified with any race other than black, but the genetic evidence is there, in these lines we will not enter into debates because what concerns us is not really, but how to build a profitable future for our people and for the good of the world.

The Black Revolution is the path in a straight line to reap all the fruits of what we have learned so far, which is not little.
We are an extraordinary people, scattered all over the world but very ignorant of ourselves, we do not know our own history.
And above all, we have accepted a vision of the world that does not correspond to us, because disorder cannot order anyone.
We are an organized and fighting people, free and intelligent, we are not and have never been slaves of anyone; we have been held hostage for centuries and have been murdered and our humanity has not been respected, but that is another thing. They, - those responsible - may call it what they want, but history will call it by its name, a cold war against Africa.
We have not been given much of a chance to raise our heads because the disorder caused in our house, in our homeland, allows the enrichment of the whole world, and the chronic impoverishment of our people all over the world, and who cares?
If you are reading these lines, I hope it is because you care.
Thank you for reading these lines.
Mr. Javier Clemente Engonga (King without a Crown, Knight without a Country& Servant of God)
President of the World Corporate Organization (World Corporate Organization)
Chairman of The United States of Africa Corporation