The launch of "The Book of YaKol" unveils a critical examination of the enduring impact of the Willie Lynch Letter on African American communities. This book will explore why the specific conditions endured by enslaved Africans in the United States during slavery continue to have significant parallels with the political, social, and economic conditions faced by their descendants, African Americans, more than 400 years later.

The book will delve into the evolution of the lack of legal rights, social dehumanization, and economic exploitation that enslaved people experienced, examining how these issues have transformed into modern forms of systemic racism, discrimination, and economic inequality. Despite the progress made through legal and social advancements, African Americans today still grapple with the enduring effects of historical injustices, revealing the persistent and deep-rooted impact of slavery on contemporary society.

Through a thorough analysis, the book will seek to explain why these conditions have persisted and what this means for the ongoing struggle for equality and justice. .