You Aren't Black or White – One Human Race, Unequal Societies

About the Book

You Aren't Black or White: One Human Race, Unequal Societies is a thought-provoking work by Uche Ononeze, published in December 2023 with a foreword by African music icon Yvonne Chaka Chaka. The book argues that "black" and "white" are artificial constructs rooted in slavery and colonialism, traces their impact on Africa through personal experience and history, and calls for a new global consciousness built on truth, equality, and one human race.

About the Author — Uche Ononeze

Author, Freedom Advocate, and Pro-humanity Activist

Uche Ononeze is a Nigerian author, freedom fighter, and pro-humanity activist who studied Law at the University of Abuja. He is the founder of Africa Unity Media, former Special Assistant to Dr. Kenneth Kaunda on Africa Consciousness, and the founder of the Anti-Black and White Label (ABWL) Movement launched in 2023.

Key Themes

• Racial labels as human-invented fabrications
• The transatlantic slave trade and its lasting legacy
• The author's personal encounters with racism and Afrophobia
• Mandela's Rainbow Nation and the ABWL Movement
• Africa's underdevelopment, colonialism, and the path forward
• One Human Race — the central thesis

Who Should Read This Book?

• Readers passionate about social justice, equality, and human rights
• Students and academics studying African history and race theory
• Leaders, educators, schools, and libraries
• Book clubs exploring race, identity, Africa, and society