"Blueprint for Monetizing Reparations"

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Amber Books Presents “African American History in the United States of America (Volume Two)”

African American History in the United States of America (Volume Two): A Blueprint for Monetizing REPARATIONS skillfully recounts the journey of the millions of African slaves (men, women, and children) who arrived in Jamestown starting in 1619 and comprises the horrific atrocities – savage rapes, torture, and murders – carried out by the white males who stole and sold them for over 200 years up until the Emancipation Proclamation was issued by President Abraham Lincoln in 1863.

Because the truth about Black History slavery has been withheld by the powers that be, It is a little-known fact that the first African slaves did not arrive in the United States of America, they were Spanish slaves arriving in Jamestown, Virginia a British colony. 

Black Dad and His Kids Writing Children's Books

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Meet the Black Children’s Books Trio – Father Writes, Daughter Writes, and Son Illustrates

Meet Omar Bala, his son Khalil, and his daughter Aniya, an African American family from Oakland, California, that runs a publishing company called BooksByBalas. It initially began as a father/son author and illustrator duo created by Omar and Khalil; however, the duo quickly became a trio once Aniya Bala joined the two, and became an author at six years old.

Aniya collaborated with her older brother Khalil Bala and published two books titled, I Love Myself and ABCs for Babies.

Khalil begin drawing SpongeBob at three years old, then he quickly transitioned into drawing animals. Khalil always displayed a keen interest in drawing, so his father Omar, decided to create a book answering an age-old tale titled, Why Dogs Chase Cats.