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Othello's Children in the "New World": Moorish History and Identity in the African American Experience

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This book is a must-read! The research is superb, insightful, and elegantly infused into the social commentary of the text. Pimienta-Bey has undoubtedly risen to the top of scholars addressing the history of the Moors and their worldwide influence on civilization. As engaging as it is informative, I find this book to be a necessary addition to anyone's library!

This author breaks down the hidden history of the Moors in North America throughly researched and scholarly. This book takes the history of the MSTA from obscure bits of history and information to full blown historical facts from documents that many do not study or even know about. This is a much needed book and should be on the library of every African American family. I also suggest African Origins of Freemasonry by Zachary Gremillion, Huevolution of Sacred Muur Science by Timothy Myers-El, and Moorish Circle Seven by Keith Moore. All excellent books and links our true history in the world and our indigenous origin on this continent. These books are a powerful arsenal to debate with detractors of our history and origins. I thank the author of this book.

The author's research on Moorish History is second to none!

THIS BOOK IS AMAZING IN A WAY I CAN NOT EVEN BEGIN TO EXPLAIN. I HAVE STUDIED THE MOORS FOR A WHILE NOW AND THIS BOOK PUT ALOT OF THE INFO. IN LINE FOR ME. THANK YOU SO MUCH Dr. Pimienta-Bey