About

Taye Uhuru (Tah-Yay You-Who-Roo) is a 
historian, genealogist, teacher, podcast host, and an independent hip-hop 
artist. The author has visited over 45 states and 70 countries. In 2014, Taye 
Uhuru studied abroad in the Dominican Republic at Universidad 
Ibroamericana (UNIBE). His studies included the Spanish language, 
Caribbean diseases, Dominican history, and culture. He volunteered at Ama 
a Tu Projimo Orphanage, La Mina and Centro El Café community centers
during his time abroad. In 2016, Taye studied abroad in Brazil at 
Universidade do Sul de Santa Catarina (UNISUL). His studies included the 
Portuguese language, Brazilian history, and culture. Taye has also dedicated 
several years to working with people who have developmental disabilities. 
The author has also participated in fundraisers, food drives, winter drives, 
Christmas drives, and back to school give away's in the United States, Haiti, 
Philippines, Cape Verde, and other countries. Each year, Taye takes groups 
of adults, middle school, high school, and college students on educational 
tours to Africa. He has recorded and performed with musicians in the 
Netherlands, South Africa, Senegal, and several other countries. The podcast 
“Taye Speaks” and music videos “Blacker the Berry” featuring Charde 
Renee and “Do Revolutionaries Go to Heaven” are on YouTube. His celebrity podcast has featured several Grammy and Emmy award winners, Rock n Roll Hall of Fame inductees, professional athletes, professors, authors, comedians and more. In 2022, Taye Uhuru released his 1st documentary “The Land of Blacks”. This documentary is a collection of personal footage of his travels to the Arab Republic of Egypt. The Afro Set Black Nationalist Party for Self Defense is 
his first book.