With so much misinformation, disinformation, and flat-out lies circulating today, you might be wondering where the truth even begins—especially when it comes to Black history. That’s why you’re holding this eBook. You’re not just reading words; you’re stepping into a conversation that’s long overdue. You’ve seen what’s happening—how Black history is being stripped from classrooms, how museums and libraries are removing Black historical figures, how community centers are closing, and how DEI programs are being dismantled across the country. Even hard-fought victories like the Voting Rights Act of 1965 are under attack. What you’re witnessing isn’t new. It’s part of a long pattern. Since the first African was stolen from the Motherland and brought to these shores, misinformation has followed. People were fed lies about who you are, where you come from, and what you’re worth. They used laws, media, and even the Bible to paint Black people as less than human. Newspapers, flyers, and posters were filled with fear tactics to keep you enslaved—not just in body, but in spirit and truth. Some states even went so far as to break away from the Union just to protect their so-called “way of life”—a life built on your ancestors’ backs. And the Civil War? They’ll tell you it was about preserving history. But you know better now. In this eBook, you’ll explore how two biblical figures were used to shape dangerous narratives that cast Black people as evil, cursed, and unworthy. But this isn’t just about the past—it’s about what’s happening now. So take your time. Read. Reflect. Do your own research. Dig into the history they tried to erase and connect it to the truth you’re living today. Because when you know the truth, you reclaim your power—and no one can take that from you.