This book is a bold and confrontational critique of how society remembers, forgets, describes and defines what it means to be Black and how Black History should be celebrated: as an addition to American history rather than part of the core learning of it. That's okay because my stance is there is no such thing as a Black or White person: we are spiritual beings in physical bodies having an earthly experience living in different cultural groups. As a society, we can avoid packaging Black history into one month; allowing institutions to appear supportive while avoiding deeper engagement the rest of the year. Don't fall for it, fellow human. Celebrate humanity not skin color
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