Invincible

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Through a poetic narrative, Wade Hudson uncovers the often-overlooked contributions of Black pioneers in shaping American history. Highlighting the struggles and resilience of individuals taken from Africa, the book illustrates how they forged a culture and institutions despite enduring hardship. It emphasizes that true freedom was not achieved with the nation's independence, showcasing the ongoing fight for justice by Black Americans across generations. Hudson's work serves as a poignant reminder of their vital role in the nation's development.