Exodus from Enlightenment:Recognition of Blackness War-gctid30401

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Being of Puerto Rican and Nigerian heritage, baz As a sesh or what is commonly referred to as a writer, baz has been guided by his Ancestors to write about the truth. In his first penning, Exodus from Enlightenment: Recognition of Blackness & War, baz writes about his Islamic experience and Christian influence; time in the military; approach to education; struggles with manhood and the prison industrial complex. He details his escape from the bowels of America and the need to maintain his sanity amongst America's medically misdiagnosed.

Trained as a practitioner in Alternative Medicine, baz addresses various topics such as sovereignty, police stops, survival in toxic environments, offshore placements, the use of Yogic exercises and Constitutional Law, in addition to Natural Medicine.

In this groundbreaking book, Exodus from Enlightenment: Recognition of Blackness and War, baz shares with the reader his experiences as a warrior scholar and how, as a people, we have been ingrained with certain ideologies, like religion and education, that have brainwashed us into accepting the oppressor's traditions and lies. As he acknowledges his adversaries, who were responsible for dismantling his family unit, baz shares with us scenarios that start out with him being able to actualize the American dream, making a six figure income to suddenly being a millionaire, losing it all and finding himself in a position of accepting menial jobs or entertaining crime.

In a struggle to survive this faulty system, Exodus illustrates what it means to be an endangered Kmtyw in America, and how racism is deeply embedded in our society. This book solidifies how self-education is the only way to redirect our efforts, redefine our story and gain self-sufficiency for our benefit, as a people.