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HIS WRITINGS
• Our Sacred Mission (July, 1991)
• Africa: Birthplace of Humanity
• The African Americans: Search for Truth and Knowledge CONTENT 1. Introduction 2. Objectives 3. Purpose 4. Approach 5. African American Response 6. The African Americans African Heritage Revisited 7. African Origins of Early Humanity 8. African Continent of Light 9. The Peoples of Africa 10. African River Systems and Historical Eras 11. The Nile River 12. The African Americans Forced Migration of Africans 13. First African Immigrants Before the Mayflower 14. Free African American Families in America 15. Earliest Protests and Petitions for Freedom 16. African American Resistance 17. The Separation Tradition of African American Response 18. Free African American in the Revolutionary Era 19. African Americans and the Revolutionary Era 20. African American Church in the Revolutionary Era 21. African American Fraternal Organizations and the American Revolution 22. African American Exodus to Africa 23. Thomas Peters: Symbol of the Struggle for Freedom 24. African American Resistance 25. African American Resistance          —Accommodation Tradition 26. African American Resistance          —Rebellion Tradition South Carolina Rebellion Against Slavery 27. Civil War and Reconstruction 28. Accomodation Approach to the Cyclical Pattern of African American Response 29. African American Educators and Their Sacred Mission 30. Dr. W.E.B. DuBois and the First Civil Rights Movement 31. African American Inventors and Scientists 32. Transformers of Industry 33. African Americans and Urban America 34. African America and the Urban Centers Migration Since World War II 35. African American Cultural Movements          —Paul Robeson and the Harlem Renaissance
• Reclaiming Nile Valley Civilization
• Review of the New York Curricular (1988)

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