In "Almighty: The true history of the black race," Jordan Ali Muhammad takes readers on an eye-opening journey, exposing a long-standing flaw in our education system - the overlooking of empowering Black history. Throughout the public school system, Black history almost always begins with slavery. This groundbreaking book sheds light on the insidious omission and celebrates the vibrant tapestry of the rich royal history of the so-called African American as well as their contributions that have shaped our society.

From influential nations, trailblazing figures, fearless leaders, to the orgin of the term African American and the remarkable black gods that were worshipped, this meticulously researched work reveals a wealth of astonishing information often buried within neglected pages of history books. As we delve into these narratives, we are confronted with a stark truth; schools have failed to adequately educate generations about the empowering experiences that define Black history.

With impassioned prose, Jordan Ali Muhammad unveils forgotten heroes like Makeda of Ethiopia, We discover What Melanin is and how it is important. Through these stories and countless others', readers gain a profound understanding of how beautiful and unique the So-called African American is and how our ancestors defied adversity, shattered barriers, and left indelible imprints on society's fabric.

"Almighty the true history of the black race" challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths while encouraging conversations about systemic biases perpetuated by educational institutions. It calls for change - demanding that empowering Black history be rightfully woven into curricula across the nation.

This is not just another historical account; it is a rallying cry for inclusivity and empowerment. By shedding light on these oft-overlooked achievements, Jordan Ali Muhammad invites readers from all backgrounds to join hands in recognizing the immense value of Black history as a vital part of our collective heritage.

Prepare to be inspired, enlightened, and awakened as "Almighty the true history of the black race" redefines what it means to truly understand and appreciate the empowering resilience, brilliance, and contributions of Black individuals throughout history.