Solomon A. Minta

Mr. Solomon A. Minta is a native of Ghana and a naturalized citizen of the USA. He migrated to the United States upon in the early 1970's and had strived to educate himself on his own and a very religious person who love people. He earned his first degree from Howard University, majoring in Geology and his Masters at the University of the District of Columbia, majoring in Regional and Urban Planning. Mr. Minta is a creative writer and writes from his own life experiences and the knowledge he knows about the Black history and slavery. He is a humanitarian, and loves counseling people and striving to bring peace among all people. He believes that all men are created equal and no one should claim superiority over the other. Mr. Minta attempts to prove that Africans had never been primitive. It's just lacks of understanding of an African way of life. He believes that people, irrespective of race, color, creed or origin to live together in peace and in love. He addresses human suffrage, relationships and cultural aspects of life. He believes that Black people have not been given the honor and place in history that they deserve. The theme of most of this writings is to address what he sees wrong among the human race and solutions to solve them.

Mr. Solomon A. Minta is a native of Ghana and a naturalized citizen of the USA. He migrated to the United States upon in the early 1970's and had strived to educate himself on his own and a very religious person who love people. He earned his first degree from Howard University, majoring in Geology and his Masters at the University of the District of Columbia, majoring in Regional and Urban Planning. Mr. Minta is a creative writer and writes from his own life experiences and the knowledge he knows about the Black history and slavery. He is a humanitarian, and loves counseling people and striving to bring peace among all people. He believes that all men are created equal and no one should claim superiority over the other. Mr. Minta attempts to prove that Africans had never been primitive. It's just lacks of understanding of an African way of life. He believes that people, irrespective of race, color, creed or origin to live together in peace and in love. He addresses human suffrage, relationships and cultural aspects of life. He believes that Black people have not been given the honor and place in history that they deserve. The theme of most of this writings is to address what he sees wrong among the human race and solutions to solve them.