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Nov 20, 2025 54 min

Stolen Inheritance

from The International Book Show Hosted by Makonnen Sankofa

In this engaging episode, host Makonnen Sankofa speaks with author Desmond Clarke about Desmond's book Stolen Inheritance, a work that explores deep historical connections between the peoples of Africa and Eurasia. Clarke highlights how these groups have traded, interacted, and shaped one another since the earliest records of human history. The book challenges long-held assumptions about race and identity. Older readers may find some of the information surprising, while younger readers may feel inspired to appreciate the richness of human diversity. Stolen Inheritance takes listeners on a journey from Ancient Khemet (Egypt), across western and northern Eurasia, and then across the Atlantic to the Americas—showing how interconnected human beings have always been.

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