The worst feeling in the world is to not know who you are or where you came from. That is the essence of lost hope. Hope is the belief that good does still exist and will occur in the coming days. Lost hope is the belief that good does not still exist and will not occur in the coming days. Believing that only bad things will occur is a miserable existence.

The History of KEMBA helps us as Americans to know that we can keep going. That we can keep working, striving, and pressing on. Regardless of what happens today, we can know beyond doubt that good things are on the way. We can know beyond doubt that there is hope.

Rev. Perry L. Carlton Jr offers a compelling portrayal that knowing the real truth or claiming your rightful heritage, particularly as history has laid it out before us, restores hope.