Every once in a while a book arrives that feels less like pages bound together and more like a sacred offering. Indigenously Black is exactly that. This is not just a coffee table book, it’s a masterpiece, a visual and historical celebration of our culture that demands to be displayed, savored, and revisited again and again.
From its stunning artistry to its deep reflections on the history of Black culture across the globe, this book opens our eyes and our hearts. It reminds us, no, it commands us to REMEMBER our brilliance. To remember the genius, the ingenuity, and yes, the divine anointing that has always flowed through us as a people.
Donna D. has curated more than a collection; she has given us a mirror. One that reflects our beauty, our resilience, and our unshakable contribution to the world.
I cannot recommend this book enough. Grab your copy. Place it on your table, gift it to someone you love, and most importantly, let it remind you of who you are and where you come from.
Indigenously Black is a visually stunning journey of the evolution of mankind and more. Its thorough pictorial and narrative account of the regal elements of black culture is on point. However it also provides insights into the roots of the suppression of education and culture. Most importantly it captivates the essence and beauty of being 'Indigenously Black'. It is more than a coffee table book, it is a historical textbook and should be required reading.
This work of artistry has many lessons about the Indigenous People
Every page has been an experience.
History lessons that I will share with my grand children… Well Done my Sister Friend.
BRAVO, BRAVO Donna D, Your book is absolutely extraordinarily amazing from beginning to end. My cousin James Martin a.k.a. Nunnie is a history buff said you knocked it out the park. We were impressed totally. A job Well done!
Lovely and powerful