The Soulaan Guide Review: A Declaration of Black American Identity

In a world that constantly defines us through external labels and limited narratives, who gets to decide our identity? How do we reclaim our self-worth, build our confidence, and step into the power of who we truly are? Introducing The Soulaan Guide

As the author of The Soulaan Guide, my mission is not just to recount history but to ignite a sense of self-motivation, confidence, and purpose in those who seek a deeper understanding of themselves. I (Maroc) am the 2nd Author in my family following the footsteps of my Uncle Derrick Wallace Sr. This book is more than an exploration of cultural identity, it is a guide to personal empowerment, resilience, and self-determination. I want autochthonous Black Americans to have a new sense of pride in being and building America. We are Soulaan.

For those who have ever questioned their place in the world, struggled with self-doubt, or felt disconnected from their roots, The Soulaan Guide offers a new perspective ,  one that challenges old assumptions and encourages a stronger, more defined sense of self.

What Readers Will Take Away

Unshakable Confidence in Who You Are

Too often, our identity is shaped by external forces — media narratives, history books written from someone else’s perspective, and social structures designed to keep us confined to a narrow definition of who we’re supposed to be.

This book is about taking back control of that narrative. Through an exploration of culture, resilience, and personal empowerment, I challenge readers to see themselves through a new lens — one that reflects strength, dignity, and self-respect.

In particular, I introduce the concept of delineation  the idea that Autochthonous Black Americans, or Soulaans, represent a distinct cultural identity that is often generalized under the broader term “Black.” But what happens when we … Full article now on Medium.