Publisher's Synopsis
From an article entitled "History's Black Hole" from the January 10, 2016 global edition of the New York Daily News, Arthur Browne opines, "Across every field of endeavor, from the ministry to medicine and from education to entrepreneurship, book merchants balk at memorializing black experience and accomplishments." Essentially, this book is a celebration of black accomplishments --over centuries and across continents--and seeks to fill a portion of that "black hole."
Of the roughly 7 billion people who inhabit this planet, some 1.5 billion are classified as white, and blacks account for 1.1 billion. The remaining over 4 billion are somewhere in the middle. Yet, throughout the years, a paucity of written materials have recorded the positive influences and myriad contributions that the great number of black citizens have made toward global peace, progress, prosperity, and pleasure.
Dr. Elliston Rahming has a distinguished career in public service and academia.
He serves as an Ambassador at the United Nations and the Organization of American States (OAS) in Washington, D.C.
He holds a BA degree from Bethune-Cookman University as well as MSW and PhD degrees from Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri.
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