Not Out of Africa Revisited: How Eurocentrism Became an Excuse to Teach History as Myth

This book has systematically demolished many of Mary Lefkowitz's myths. This book proves that Socrates, Cleopatra, Terence, Aesop, and other ancient personalities were indeed Blacks; that Alexandria was built on the site of an ancient Egyptian city known as Rhacotis, where a town existed with its own library before the Library of Alexandria was built. This book also proves that Pythagoras, Plato and indeed many Greeks studied in Egypt.

This is an important book that proves that the so-called Afrocentric claims are rooted in historical reality.