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M. Alex Westbrooks is a legal scholar, civil rights advocate, and author whose work restores the historical record of African and African American identity while equipping readers with practical tools for credit management, asset protection, and personal empowerment. Raised in the Historic East Cleveland, Mr. Westbrooks launched his first business at thirteen and went on to become a STEM student-athlete, a military veteran, and an entrepreneur across biotech, securities, and global economic exchange. That combination of hands-on experience and formal study shapes his writing: each book pairs rigorous research with practical, real-world guidance. As an advocate, Mr. Westbrooks has served as a mentor, counselor, and mediator for individuals and families facing racial discrimination and social and economic hardship. His work centers on human potential and results-oriented leadership, with particular attention to the risk assessment and life-skills development that help readers overcome obstacles and build lasting stability. Mr. Westbrooks's broader mission is to foster connection and mutual understanding across cultural and political lines, addressing questions of personality, performance, and potential with the same rigor he brings to history and civil rights. His catalog includes The Gold Standard: A Professional Guide to Credit Management and Asset Protection, The End of Objectification of the African Species of Modern Man, and History of Mankind: The Historical Enslavement and Genocidal Theories Imposed by Global Imperialism and Colonialism on Advanced Civilizations in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific and Atlantic Islands.
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