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19 White Men Who Admitted There Were Indigenous Black People In The Americas (Scholars and Explorers who admitted there were Indigenous Black people in the Americas Series)

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Management number 232098356 Release Date 2026/06/18 List Price US$4.81 Model Number 232098356
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Over the last several years within academia there has been a growing debate about the first people of the Americas and who they were. Much of the source of this conversation has come from the grassroots of the Black community who through research, have discovered that not only were there Black people in the Americas before the slave trade, but that Black people may very well be the first people of the Americas. Despite the evidence that has been provided over the years to support this claim it is still seen as a very controversial topic, especially among many non-black scholars and historians. Yet as you will learn in this quick read Black people where not the only ones making these claims. In fact as Chase will highlight 19 White Men did the same, admitting that there were Indigenous Black people in the Americas. Read more

ASIN B0B3TZLV2S
ISBN13 979-8835655830
Language English
Publisher Independently published
Dimensions 6 x 0.19 x 9 inches
Book 1 of 3 Scholars and Explorers who admitted there were Indigenous Black people in the Americas Series
Item Weight 5 ounces
Print length 84 pages
Publication date June 19, 2022

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