Black History (Gil Scott-Heron song)  

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First, white folks discovered Africa
and they claimed it fair and square.
Cecil Rhodes couldn't have been robbing nobody
'cause he said there was nobody there.

--Black History (1982) by Gil Scott-Heron

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"Black History" (1982) is a poem by Gil Scott-Heron featured on the album Moving Target.

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