Message to a Blackman in Africa, 2nd edition

How is it possible that you don't control your own mind? How is it possible that indoctrination is distributed to unborn African babies much that when they are born the system of indoctrination is already waiting for them and they become a part of it from day one? Those are some of the athletic questions the author grapples with in the book in response to what he believes is the perpetual failing "black social progress". Message to a Blackman in Africa is, therefore, a deleterious prospect against mental sickness and a proponent of a newly found national but Black-centred Consciousness.The book also explores some historical facts about the value black people have given to the universe although such a history have been greatly distorted and to some degree - stolen.Vukulu Sizwe Maphindani is a grassroots Black nationalist in South Africa and his work serves as a contribution to present day black consciousness thought leadership.