VOTA : African American Heritage Collection

The Voice of the Ancestors collection, curated by Chase McGhee, is a transformative series of books that delve into African and African American history, aiming to reclaim narratives often omitted from mainstream discourse. This collection is particularly significant for those interested in Egyptology and the broader African diaspora's contributions to

Key Highlights of the Collection

• Voice of the Ancestors Trilogy: This foundational series offers an in-depth exploration of African civilizations, their global influence, and the enduring impact of colonialism. It seeks to dismantle misconceptions and highlight the resilience and achievements of Black communities throughout history.

• 500 Amazing Facts About the Negro (Volumes I & II): Inspired by J.A. Rogers' seminal work, these volumes present meticulously researched facts that shed light on the overlooked contributions of Black individuals across the Americas, including advancements in science & politics

• 19 White Men Who Admitted There Were Indigenous Black People in the Americas: This provocative title compiles historical accounts and testimonies from European explorers and scholars, suggesting the presence of Black populations in the Americas prior to the transatlantic slave

• 30 Black Wall Streets the Mainstream Media Never Told You About: This book uncovers the stories of thriving Black economic hubs that existed across the United States, emphasizing the entrepreneurial spirit and communal success of African Americans despite systemic challenges.

The collection is available through various packages, including the Deluxe Pack, which offers the complete set at a discounted price.

For those passionate about uncovering the rich tapestry of African heritage and its profound impact on world history, the Voice of the Ancestors collection serves as both an educational resource and a source of inspiration.

Exploring the Voice of the Ancestors Collection