I’M NOT BLACK I’M INDIAN: THE MISEDUCATION OF BLACK AMERICANS Paperback – October 9, 2023

In this captivating exploration of America's history, we embark on a journey through the often-neglected narratives of so-called "Black" Americans. From whispered stories of American Indian heritage, author Legendary Topcatz guides us through the rich cultural traditions that have shaped these communities. Discover the profound connections between indigenous cultures. The essence of American Indian heritage runs deep. We uncover the undeniable influence of Aboriginal American culture. Unearth the story behind The Mythical creation of the Trans Atlantic Slave trade often attributed to attempts to validate African heritage. Dispelling myths that have long obscured the authentic legacy. From agriculture to music, folklore to spirituality, this narrative unravels the threads of influence left by American Indians, hidden within the complex history of so-called "Black" Americans. It challenges the conventional narrative of African slaves in America and offers a fresh perspective on the indigenous culture that has shaped the true inhabitants of North America. Legendary Topcatz takes us on a journey through the eras of colonization, the disruption of bloodlines, and the reimagining of cultural identity. The impact of religion and Education, particularly the introduction of foreign beliefs, is explored, as well as the deliberate erasure of indigenous connections to the land. As the narrative unfolds, we witness the gradual evolution of identities and the shaping of so-called "Black" Americans by external forces. The establishment of "Black" and "African American" as an identity serves as a tool to unite diverse histories and experiences under one label, often at the cost of erasing individual stories. Through the pages of history, we reveal the intricate web of migrations, religious influences, and changing identities. The narrative highlights the power of self-discovery and the importance of understanding the complex journey of so-called "Black" Americans. This is not just a history book; it's a powerful journey through the hidden stories, untold legacies, and intricate web of influences that have shaped the identity of so-called "Black" Americans. Prepare to be enlightened and inspired as you delve into this eye-opening exploration of the past, present, and future of a people whose roots run deeper than history has ever acknowledged of the true Aboriginals Indians of America. Read more