African ABC's

It never ceases to amaze me when Africa and the world outside of Africa are brought up for discussion. Africa is home to most of the natural resources, and this is the most important fact that I intend to share throughout this entire book. Given these two facts, one must come to appreciate the people who started it all, and the land that makes it possible for the world to function. However, in our current reality, this is not so. But this is where, we the adults, the parents, the teachers, the people who can influence the children come into play. We have a responsible, and it is necessary to treat the children just as we treat those materialistic items we cherish! Imagine being introduced to a particular culture during the age whereas you are developing a sense of who you are as a person, and your character is now being orchestrated by the environment in which you inhabit? You are your child's first teacher(s), and whatever you teach them whether it is direct or indirect, they will pick up on your behavior. With that being said, keep your child in an environment that pushes their ambitions to learn more and more!
About the Author: Truth Serum is an alias taken on by an author who strives for truthful understanding of past events that have effected the present. This has led the author on a quest for knowledge of self, and extreme mental liberation, which is usually hindered by gross indoctrination. Never being told of his true history, the author was intrigued at an early age when he stumbled across some information that was never taught in public school. From that day on, it has been a mission to bring this truth to others so, that they can experience mental resurrection as well. One of the authors favorites statements are, "I am not here to convince anyone of TRUE HISTORY, I would rather you do some deep research yourself, and I am sure, you will come to the same conclusion, thereafter!" With that being said, the author just lays out facts, and every book he produces always come with plenty of sources for the reader to continue where he left off! If the reader takes on this discipline, there will not be any misunderstandings between the reader and the authors literary work. History speaks for itself, and it helps if people would tell it like it happened, versus adding additional content to suit their world-view! This is the true premise behind African Centered Understanding.