Revealing Identity: “Discovering My Royal Heritage While Surviving in Black Skin” by Webster E. Moore - A Profound Journey

Amidst a world where history is frequently shaped by the powerful, emerges an emotionally charged narrative of self-discovery and heritage. Within the pages of “Discovering My Royal Heritage While Surviving in Black Skin,” author Webster E. Moore extends a deeply moving invitation to journey alongside him through the intricate tapestry of his life. In this poignant exploration, Moore masterfully unravels the delicate threads that connect race, identity, and history, leaving us profoundly moved and enlightened.

“Discovering My Royal Heritage While Surviving in Black Skin” is an eye-opening voyage into the life of the author, a journey that began in the heart of Mobile, Alabama, and transported him to the bustling streets of Los Angeles, California. As the reader delves into this remarkable narrative, they will come to understand that Webster’s family’s relocation was part of a larger migration sparked by the tragic lynching of 14-year-old Emmitt Till. This book unravels the paradox of racial violence, from the 6,500 lynchings between 1865 and 1950 to the more recent events like the killing of George Floyd, showing that racism knows no bounds.

Webster’s personal experiences in a racially divided America, from high school to college, the Navy, and the workplace, provide a window into the pervasive racism that culminated in the Watts Rebellion of 1965. He introduces the reader to pivotal moments in history—the emergence of Black Student Unions, the rise of the Black Panthers, and the Congress of Racial Equality, and influences figures who shaped these movements, including Malcolm X, Huey Newton, Stokely Carmichael, Angela Davis, and the non-violent activism of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

But the journey doesn’t stop in the United States. It takes the reader to the cradle of civilization—Egypt—where Webster discovers his ancestral roots. This book challenges conventional narratives by revealing that the great Pharaohs, the architects of the world’s first written language, were people with black skin. It questions why their names are conspicuously absent from the Bible and explores how the history of black people was transformed into Greek, Jewish, and Islamic narratives while “Black History” was reduced to “Slave History.”

About the Author

Webster E. Moore is not just an author; he’s a scholar, a traveler, and a seeker of truth. With a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the University of California at Los Angeles and a master’s in Educational Psychology from Cal State University, Northridge, he brings a wealth of knowledge to his writing. But it’s his quest for understanding the world that truly sets him apart. From exploring ancient Egyptian monuments to delving into the African Religion of Ifa in Nigeria, Webster’s journey has taken him across continents, bridging cultures and uncovering the hidden tapestry of human history. This book is more than just a story; it’s a quest for truth and identity. Join Webster E. Moore on a remarkable journey through time and history. Explore “Discovering My Royal Heritage WhileSurviving in Black Skin” by Webster E. Moore on Amazon: Click Me.

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