“The thesis that Africa is what Western European missionaries, traders, technicians and administrators have made it is comforting to Western Europeans, but invalid. “

In the realm of historical literature, there exists a book that stands as a beacon of enlightenment, challenging the Eurocentric narratives that have long overshadowed the rich tapestry of African history. Written by the visionary J.C. DeGraft-Johnson, “African Glory” is not just another history book; it is an invaluable historical artifact that offers a fresh perspective on the African continent’s past.

For centuries, much of what we have known about African history has been filtered through the Eurocentric lens, portraying the African people as mere savages and captives in their own story. This distorted narrative has perpetuated a skewed understanding of the continent, often relegating its ancient civilizations to the shadows. However, “African Glory” aims to flip the script and illuminate Africa’s historical treasures, unearthing its hidden history and cultural heritage.

The journey into African history commences in the ancient land of Egypt, the heart of the black race. To comprehend Egypt’s present, we must delve into its past and explore how it was invaded and transformed by dynastic rulers from the first to the twenty-fifth dynasty. This exploration provides crucial insights into the continent’s cultural identity and sheds light on the profound impact of European intrusion and colonization.

“African Glory” serves as a guide to understanding the roots of North African history. It opens a portal to a time when Africa’s civilizations thrived, its people prospered, and its identity remained unmarred by external influences. Through meticulous research and a commitment to rewriting history from an African perspective, J.C. DeGraft-Johnson’s masterpiece stands as a testament to the enduring significance of African history.

As we embark on this journey through “African Glory,” we are reminded that it is not merely a book but a treasure trove of knowledge that must be preserved for generations to come. It is a call to action, urging us to embrace a more comprehensive and inclusive view of African history—one that honors the continent’s rich legacy and contributions to the world.

So,  readers, join us on this captivating expedition through the pages of “African Glory” as we uncover the untold stories, challenge the narratives of the past, and gain a deeper appreciation for the incredible tapestry of African history. Listen closely, for this is the beginning of our exploration into the fascinating world of North African history.