Black Camelot: What Happened When Exceptionalism Led the World

They never told us we had a Camelot. But we did. And we built it in every generation. Black Camelot is the sweeping, documented story of Black excellence in America and across the global diaspora - the genius that was built, the forces that destroyed it, and the vision required to build it again. From Black Wall Street to the Harlem Renaissance, from the HBCU tradition to the digital revolution, Dr. Kenneth Nolan Daniels traces what Black communities have always known and what history has long refused to honor: that Black excellence is not exceptional. It never was. It was always the center. Seventeen chapters. Fifty thousand words. One undeniable argument. Black Camelot is history, manifesto, and covenant - written for every reader who has ever felt that the story they were told was not the whole story. Here is the rest of it.

Pages: 166, Paperback, Independently published