European History: Mythology and its Impact on Black People

By Born Power

European History: Mythology and Its Impact on Black People By Born Power What if the "history" you were taught was actually mythology disguised as truth? What if the foundation of Western civilization was not built on innovation, discovery, and enlightenment--but on plagiarism, erasure, and the theft of Afrikan legacy? In European History: Mythology and Its Impact on Black People , Born Power exposes the carefully constructed lies that have shaped the global perception of race, intelligence, civilization, and humanity itself. This is not just a critique of the European historical timeline--it is a blueprint for its deconstruction and replacement with a truth rooted in the Original people : the Black man and woman. This book examines how European mythology functions as a weapon of mass miseducation. From glorified conquest narratives to the whitewashing of ancient Afrika, Born Power uncovers the lies embedded in academia, religion, politics, and media. He explains how these myths have created psychological chains that continue to oppress Black minds and disconnect generations from their true identity and legacy. Each chapter is built with Supreme Mathematics as its foundation, interweaving the language and cultural science of the Nation of Gods and Earths with historical data, Afrikan-centered scholarship, and sociopolitical analysis. Readers will learn how: Greek philosophy was plagiarized from Kemet Christianity, as taught by Europe, was a colonial tool The myth of the white savior was constructed to justify conquest The erasure of Afrikan history fuels low self-esteem and cultural confusion Stereotypes are sustained through the absence of truth But this is not merely a book about critique. It is a call to resurrection --of the Black mind, the Afrikan worldview, and the cultural memory of the Original people. Through chapters on education, truth-telling, psychological healing, and Nation-building, European History: Mythology and Its Impact on Black People offers strategies for: Reclaiming Afrikan history Challenging Eurocentric lies in classrooms and communities Empowering the next generation with cultural clarity Writing and living a new narrative--one based on reality, not myth With references to Dr. John Henrik Clarke, Dr. Marimba Ani, Dr. Cheikh Anta Diop, Dr. Frances Cress Welsing, and other Afrikan-centered scholars, this book bridges the ancient and the modern, the spiritual and the scientific, the personal and the political. This is more than a book--it is a weapon in the war for the Black mind. A mirror to reflect our stolen greatness. A torch to burn through the fog of lies. And a tool to begin the most important work of our time: the resurrection of reality and the return of the Original people to their rightful place in the center of the human story. Peace to the Gods and the Earths. The time for truth is now.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0F676XDCV
• ISBN13: 9798281197960
• Release Date: April 2025
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 56 Pages
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.1" x 5.0"