Voice of the Ancestors

Removing the Shackles and Chains from Your Mind

De: Chase McGhee

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Discover how to break out of your mental boundaries and overcome societal limitations with this ultimate guide to black self-empowerment.

Going through life as a person of color, it can often seem, with good reason, that the system is rigged against you. You're basically forced to play life on hard mode with no end or reward in sight, walking on eggshells when interacting with the wider world and having to question if you will ever be good enough. Sometimes—especially if you're focused on improving yourself—you're forced to prove yourself to both subordinates, peers and superiors that you're more than your "less than ideal" background.

But it doesn't have to be this way.

In this powerful guide to self-improvement designed for black people, Chase McGhee has taken it upon himself to carefully re-educate and re-acquaint every black man, woman and child with our history and open your eyes to our collectively vast potential just waiting to be tapped.

With profound insights into black history, economics and culture that has yet to be taught on a systemic level, Voice of the Ancestors is a book that is full of unconventional, yet effective solutions for problems that we've been forced to deal with as a race, providing people of color everywhere with a solid foundation their consciousness needed to build a strong, prosperous black culture.

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Amazing Read

Well worth knowledge hurry up and listen. Learn Our Story. I was impressed with his research. Thank you Chase for your work. Thank you Dr.Umar for the recommendation.

Excellent teaching

I am so inspired by this book. Can’t wait to read the rest of the series !

Great Book

I truly enjoyed the first Volume of this series. I already had purchased all 3 Volumes. But this was easier to listen to for my work day.

Truth

To the other person who left the 1 star Referring to African Americans as “they” before belittling a culture you obviously don’t understand. You didn’t have to read the book, he even says in there to check the references. I did and some aspects were a matter of opinion but Chase is literally using historical text and references to input this information. So you too can check them rather than leave bigot comments on something that obviously doesn’t pertain to you.

The book was great and uplifting even when unappreciated by someone with closed eyes. Looking for books of colored people to hate on is wild.

Sad.

Sad they don’t understand what was going on in history or what’s on today. So they just make up stuff like this book.