Who Were These People? And Why Didn't They Teach Us About Them in School?

Who Were These People?
And Why Didn’t They Teach Us About Them in School?
By E. Wright

History isn’t missing. It was buried. And this book digs it up.

Who Were These People? isn’t just a walk through forgotten history — it’s a reckoning. These are the stories we were never meant to know. The ones they left out on purpose. The stories that schoolbooks skipped, whitewashed, or shoved into footnotes — if they showed up at all.

This is where the truth gets uncomfortable:
The Black hands that built the White House.
The girls imprisoned for trying to go to school.
The shoes made from Black skin.
The music stolen, the voices silenced, the brilliance erased.

Told with urgency and unfiltered honesty, this book is not here to whisper. It speaks for those who were silenced. It cries for those who were forgotten. And it demands that we finally see — really see — who these people were.

From warriors to revolutionaries, from sports figures to inventors, from buried massacres to defiant anthems, every chapter challenges what you thought you knew about America.

This isn’t just history. It’s evidence. And it’s time.

Coming Winter 2026.