A White -Man Identifying as a Black Man's Guide - Black History Month 2026

This is not a history book.  This is not a sociology textbook.  And it is definitely not a group indictment.

This is a satirical parody book about individuals — loud ones, corrupt ones, performative ones, and yes, sometimes criminal ones — who have turned outrage into a brand and accountability into an inconvenience.

Everyone in this book is judged the same way:  by their actions,  their choices,  and the consequences that followed.

Not by skin color. Not by background. Not by slogans.

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If you believe people should be judged by the content of their character, you’ll understand this book immediately.

If you believe every outcome can be blamed on someone else — preferably an entire group — you may find this book uncomfortable. That’s intentional.

Through sharp visuals, parody-style layouts, and dark humor, this book pokes fun at:  Performative activism,  Power without accountability,  Victimhood as strategy,  Moral outrage used as cover.  And the idea that intent matters more than results

Some pages will make you laugh.  Some will make you pause.  Some might make you defensive.

If you don’t see yourself in these pages, you’re not who it’s about.   If you do… well — satire has a way of finding its target.

Read with a sense of humor.  Judge people individually.  And remember: character comes first. Always.

 

Disclaimer

This book is a work of satire and commentary.
It does not represent all members of any race, group, or community.
Any resemblance to real individuals is used for parody, critique, or public commentary.