Indigenous "Black" American History
The Vault
Historical Book Series
Trace Thy Roots Book Series
native Black American history has been hidden, rewritten, fragmented, and weaponized for centuries. The Trace Thy Roots Book Series exists to correct that record — not through opinion, but through documentation, receipts, and preserved evidence.
This growing body of work houses multiple historical and genealogical series, each focused on restoring a specific aspect of native Black American identity that was deliberately erased, misclassified, or reassigned.
Backed by newspaper archives, government records, institutional documents, and ancestral testimony, these books retrieve what was buried — not for validation, but for verification and vindication.
This page serves as the central home for all current and future Trace Thy Roots series.
Who These Series Are For
These books are written for native Black Americans awakening to their true heritage.
They are for those in the 21st century who sense that something is off — who recognize that the stories they were taught don’t align with the evidence buried in archives.
They are for:
Researchers, educators, and historians
Genealogists and documentation-driven truth seekers
Spiritual and cultural rememberers
Descendants of those who survived reprogramming
Most of all, these series are for those ready to trace their roots beyond permission and beyond apology.
A Living Archive
The Trace Thy Roots Book Series is not static.
New volumes will continue to be added as records surface, archives are re-examined, and suppressed narratives are restored. Each book is both a standalone work and part of a larger reclamation project — one designed to grow with time, evidence, and remembrance.
This is not revisionist history.
This is documented history returning home.








