1969 I Am Lucky to Be Me

About the Book

The book is a dedicated to those whose death lifted my consciousness, especially Fred Hampton and Nana Aba, my beloved grandmother Maude Best de Copeland, my mother; Joyce Beverly Best-Copeland, my second mother, Auntie Hazel Ida Best, “Girlie”

About the Author

Kwame A. Copeland is a globalist, yet; a lover of his adapted nation and chosen identity in Ifá/ òrìşà traditions of Afro-Americana/Caribbean. Has written The Afro-Blues Tradition, Glorious Child of the Africans, and has been on a spiritual and poet’s journey since Vietnam.