To all the awesome black boys and their families,

 you are amazing and loved, stay safe and stay ready. 

Disclaimer: There are big words, and lots to read so adult supervision may be needed

Hi there welcome to my home my name is Shaka

" I wonder what's for breakfast"

hearing someone in his room Shaka rolls over and looks at the door. "Good morning, Shaka time to wake up and come to the kitchen for breakfast"

Shaka gets dressed and runs downstairs

"Wow that's a lot of fruit!!" exclaims Shaka as he sees the breakfast table 

"Thank you, looks, so yummy" 

I'm excited because my dad says he has a big surprise for me later today I love playing outside, so I hope that's the surprise  

"Goodmorning Shaka" greets mom are you excited about your surprise 

I am super excited Shaka replies

he asks dad "can we go outside today?" 

"of course, we can play your favorite game" dad replies

"Wait" shouts mom "make sure you take lots of juice so you can stay hydrated and take some apples for more energy" 

"that's a great idea" says dad and Shaka in unison

dad and Shaka arrive at the park we are here exclaims Shaka 

"Nice pass Shaka do you know why we are royalty?"

we are royalty because of the history of our people and what we can do

"I like being royalty but what do you mean?" Shaka asks

"Let me tell you about some of the men I have learned about and how they helped others

the story goes like this" 

the story goes like this 

  Dr. Wesley Muhammad

    Dr. Muhammad born June 14 in Detroit, Michigan. He is a minister in the Nation of Islam, an historian, professor, and scholar. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies from Morehouse College (Atlanta, GA), graduating with honors in 1994. 

 In 2003, he received a master's degree in Islamic Studies from the University of Michigan, where he also received a Ph.D. in Islamic Studies with a focus on Early Theological Development in Islam.

 He has been an instructor on courses on Islamic Studies, Religious Studies, African American Religion, and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Toledo and Michigan State University.

 Dr. Muhammad's research has been published in the International Journal of Middle East Studies, the Journal of the American Oriental Society, and the American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences. 

 Dr. Abdul Alim Muhammad 

    Dr. Muhammad studies health and human services. He is a Director for the Abundant Life Clinic of Washington with four videos in the C-SPAN Video Library. 

 His first appearance was a 1988 News Conference as a Minister for the Nation of Islam. He attended Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio and graduated with a degree in Biology. As a graduate of Case Western Reserve School of Medicine, he spent the next five years in training at Harlem Hospital, in New York, to become a General Surgeon.

 He has held several teaching positions at various medical centers and universities but is pursuing his interest in community-based alternative medicine. He founded the Abundant Life Clinic.

Professor James Smalls

    James Smalls is a member of the Association for the Study of Classical African Civilization. Dr. Smalls has been in the struggle since his teenage years. He is a former bodyguard and personal secretary of Malcolm X's sister Ella L. Little-Collins.

  His knowledge and calming delivery are influential elements to break the programming of miseducation. He is a leader in the struggle against Eurocentric distortion of world history in the educational system. Much of his expertise is found in African traditional religions and the love for his people.

  Dr. Smalls has taught courses on Malcolm X, Traditional African Religion (Prof. Small is a priest in the Yoruba religion), Pan Africanism, Crime in the Urban Community, Urban Crisis and Issues, and African Folklore. Prof. Small has also appeared on a number of network talk shows and newsmagazines. 

Steve Coakley an American political researcher and lecturer who lectured nationally on political and economic issues relating especially to the African- American community. He commented extensively on water conservation, organic farming, and communal living. 

    He gave over 5,000 lectures on the topic of global warming and corporate conspiracies, the Trilateral Commission, The Bilderberg Group, the Rothschilds, Rockefellers, Boules, etc.

    His research went into the history of Marcus Garvey, the Black Panthers, and other areas of African American history.

    He has lectured at many colleges nationally and was also known for his conspiracy theories involving a Black male elite organization known as the Sigma Pi Phi.