The Three Mothers by Anna Malaika Tubbs (Feb 2, 2021) Illuminate the past and think about the future with this resounding book. Through ninety different perspectives, it is an image and loud presence of voices that tell the untold stories of places, people, laws, and history. This is a uniquely written flow of history that follows African Americans through the four hundred years of oppression and achievements that have been experienced and made. In 1619, the White Lion condemned African’s to the shores of Virginia in the inauguration of the African presence in what would become the United States. Hendrix, Ph.D.Four Hundred Souls edited by Ibram X.
Beyond Earth: Our Path to a New Home in the Planets by Charles Wohlforth and Amanda R.
Whether you’re into space travel, data, engineering, or social engineering, there’s a must-read coming for you. Also, it’s fun when the books are this exciting and the ideas are this game-changing. Reading about the future is no longer a simple intellectually exercise it’s an act of self-preservation. The coming bumper crop of deep thoughts on the deep future will not only contain remarkable efforts by remarkable writers, it will serve as a critical curriculum for those looking to prepare themselves for massive political, social, and technological shifts. The modern boom in smart prediction - arguably set off by Peter Singer’s A Darwinian Left: Politics, Evolution, and Cooperation in 2001 - will turn bookstore shelves (to the degree to which they still exist) into windows on tomorrow as publishers rush to put out the most definitive bit of prognostication in 2017. Where books about the distant future once focused on outlandish scenarios, positing theories unsupported by data or true argumentation, current examples of that genre tend to traffic in trend parsing, science, and historical context. The futurism industry is booming and the competition has been good for consumers of new ideas.
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