“My writing moves from the heart to the mind. Alike Regardless: This Is Where It Began asks what it means to see our shared humanity beneath the divisions we inherit — unity through love, self-reflection, and the courage to confront hatred. The Colonization of the Mind: Breaking the Invisible Chains of Thought goes deeper, tracing how colonial systems shaped our language, faith, education, and sense of worth — and how we reclaim the power to think for ourselves. Together, the two books map one journey: from faith-centered humanism to a rigorous interrogation of history, culture, and the beliefs we never chose.”