YAKUB : the Young Black Boy Who Made the White Man in a Laboratory
by Alel Fahd
YAKUB: the Young Black Boy Who Made the White Man in a Laboratory offers a provocative fictional premise centered on identity, race, and scientific possibility. Its striking title invites readers to consider a story about creation, power, and the boundaries of human imagination.
About This Book
YAKUB: the Young Black Boy Who Made the White Man in a Laboratory is presented as a work of fiction centered on a young Black boy.
The title places identity, race, and a laboratory setting at the heart of the book’s premise.
Its unusual wording invites readers to consider questions of creation, power, and possibility.
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