Our Sacred Mission By Dr. Leonard Jeffries The following is the text of a speech at the Empire State Black Arts and Cultural Festival in Albany, New York, July 20, 1991 Last year I was here, and it was very good. I appreciated the opportunity to come because the storm around the curriculum...
Africa: Birthplace of Humanity African Origins of Early Humanity By Dr. Leonard Jeffries One of the oldest fossil finds of early man was made in Africa in 1960 by archaeologist L. S. B. Leakey. He named his find Zinjanthropus, meaning Eastern Man. It was found in Olduvai Gorge in northern Tanzania which is an archaeologist’s...
The African Americans Search for Truth and Knowledge By Dr. Leonard Jeffries, Jr. Prelude Introduction Basic concepts are needed to understand the world and destroy myths and misconceptions that have persisted down through the ages in the inherited bodies of knowledge about the Human Experience. These myths, misconceptions and misinformation have been particularly evident in...
UncategorizedVirtual Museum of the MastersA Chronology of the Bible, Challenge to the Standard Version
A Chronology of the Bible Challenge to the Standard Version By Yosef ben-Jochannan (1973) Dedicated to Truth yet always mindful that All faith is FALSE, all faith is TRUE TRUTH is the shattered mirrors strewn In myriad bits; while each BELIEVES his LITTLE BIT the whole to own (From: “The Kasidah of Haji Abu el-Yezdi”;...
LiteratureVirtual Museum of the MastersThe Nile Valley Civilization and the Spread of African Culture
The Nile Valley Civilization and the Spread of African Culture By Yosef ben-Jochannan (A lecture delivered for the Minority Ethnic Unit of the Greater London Council, London, England, March 6–8, 1986. It was addressed mainly to the African community in London consisting of African people from the Caribbean and African people from Africa.) When we...
The African Contribution to Technology and Science By Yosef ben-Jochannan (1986) (A lecture delivered for the Minority Ethnic Unit of the Greater London Council, London, England, March 6–8, 1986. It was addressed mainly to the African community in London consisting of African people from the Caribbean and African people from Africa.) I will first express...