Books
The Urgency of Black
Madness
The Urgency of Black Madness is a scathing, deeply self-reflexive manifesto that resists conventional stories about race, racism, and black identity. By Professor George Nyamndi, this thought-provoking book redirects the debate on racial inequality by finger-pointing inwards, to black self-awareness, responsibility, and regeneration.
With sharp criticism and unflinching candor, Nyamndi confronts the historic roots and enduring legacy of slavery, reappraises the psychic weight of victimhood, and insists on a thorough rethink in black thought. Liberty, in his view, will never emerge from finger-pointing, but only by accepting the past, investing in self-discovery, and holding fast to excellence in science, technology, and culture-making.
Book Themes
The African Dimension of Racism: What History Forgot to Teach
Uncover the untold African origins of global racism. This piece explores how overlooking Africa’s historical role weakens the international understanding of race, privilege, and justice. A compelling read for anyone questioning what they thought they knew.
Victimhood vs. Vision: Why the Black Race Must Rewrite Its Narrative
How do we move from inherited trauma to transformative action? This blog delves into Prof. Nyamndi’s bold claim that self-inventory, rather than blame, is the key to genuine racial change. It’s time to shift from complaint to capability.
From Reflection to Action: Why This Book Could Change the Way You Think About Race
Thinking of buying The Urgency of Black Madness? Here’s why you should. This blog summarizes the key takeaways from the book and explains how it empowers readers to challenge assumptions, take on their responsibilities, and become agents of healing.
