Black Massacres is A Tribute to Black Wall Street, The Black Massacre in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Which is just one of the last of 27 Black Massacres that happened, after the Civil War started. Black Massacres is the First book of a series to be released by Maham the Mentor on Black American History. He was tired of hearing how some people in the government wanted to limit the amount of Black American History we teach our children. In 2021 our votes count more than ever. Most of these Black Massacres were behind the Black vote. Democracy can't work if we do not participate. Going through these horrific events, you'll discover why, we as Black people didn't vote. Voter’s suppression and limiting Black History has been here since 1870s, that’s when the 15th Amendment was passed. I did not write this book to shame or condemn any white person for their ancestors for participating in slavery. I wrote this book to educate my people about how we as Black people evolved up out of a very bad situation to where we're at today. As a youth mentor, I hear young and sometimes old people saying nothing has changed. It has changed dramatically. Black American greatness was not a revolution; it has been an evolution. A long process of advancements. Each one playing a role. This book is a sad one. My next book. Black Excellence will highlight the numerous great Black Americans who are definition of Black Excellence according to Maham the Mentor. If you knew better, than you'll do better. The more you know, the less you can be manipulated, by someone else, even me. Maham the Mentor.
Black Massacres
About This Book
Black Massacres is a powerful historical account that brings to light 27 documented massacres of Black Americans that occurred in the aftermath of the Civil War. This meticulously researched work exposes the violent suppression of voting rights and the systematic erasure of Black progress during one of America's most turbulent periods.
What You'll Discover:
- Detailed accounts of 27 Black massacres post-Civil War
- The connection between racial violence and voting rights suppression
- Historical evolution from Reconstruction through the Jim Crow era
- Educational context that connects past atrocities to present-day understanding
This isn't just a history book—it's a tool for truth, education, and empowerment. Perfect for students, educators, history enthusiasts, and anyone committed to understanding the full story of American history.
Why Read Black Massacres?
✓ Best-Selling Title - Our most popular book
✓ Educational Resource - Ideal for classrooms, book clubs, and community discussions
✓ Meticulously Researched - Documented historical events often left out of textbooks
✓ Transformative Knowledge - "The more you know, the less you can be manipulated"Perfect For:
- High school and college students studying American history
- Educators seeking comprehensive resources on Black history
- Book clubs focused on social justice and historical truth
- Anyone interested in the Tulsa Race Massacre, Black Wall Street, and similar events
- Readers ages 13 and up