Afro-Phobia

Khufu Akhu Mentuhotep

About the Author: Khufu is the co-founder of The Raising Awareness Group and a dedicated lifelong learner committed to empowering others through education, philosophy, and conscious living. He holds an Associate of Arts in Foundations of Business from the University of Phoenix and is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity, with a focus on protecting digital systems and networks. As the creator of the Harmonic Ethos Philosophical Perspective, Khufu integrates principles of ethics, metaphysics, and holistic awareness into his work. His scholarly journey includes the study of Sesh Medew Netcher (Egyptian Hieroglyphs) under the mentorship of Wudjau Iry Maat and Seba Mfundishi Jhutyms. In 2017, he was initiated into the Kemetic Shrine of Jhuty Heru Neb Hu by Seba Mfundishi. Khufu was initiated into Prince Hall Freemasonry in 2024 and subsequently passed and raised in 2025 further deepening his commitment to logic, wisdom, personal growth, and service. As a devoted Pantheist, his worldview centers on the interconnectedness of all life, which is reflected in both his writing and community work. In addition to his philosophical and spiritual pursuits, Khufu has studied Real Estate, Crisis Intervention, and Aggressive Behavior Management. Through Raising Awareness, he works closely with youth and elders, promoting mental balance, cultural consciousness, and transformative activism. Proud to learn in the recent past of his Cameroonian roots, Khufu traces his mitochondrial( mtDNA) lineage to the Tikar people through a strong maternal genetic connection. He is the youngest of his siblings, a devoted father, and a loving husband. His mission is to provide tools, insights, and inspiration to help others build a more conscious, compassionate, and morally grounded society.

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3 Responses

  1. Mwalimu k. Bomani Baruti says:

    well stated. what has been done can never be forgotten or our condition will worsen through our complicity. and the parameters of what it means to be Afrikan must be reiterated until all excuses fall, we appropriately deal with all enemies (within and without) who would have us betray our Ancestors and we become who we are. this statement is the kind of succinctness we need to be able to offer the frontliners. Abibifahodie.

  2. Artisha "Kathy" Adams says:

    Hetepu, Hetepu,
    Dua Duau,
    NS-UR-RA-CH-M-CH-II-M-“HOTP”
    Well spoken and very comprehensive. I thoroughly enjoyed reading your thoughts. Keep up the good works my NAGA/Shm-su-hrw’s/N-sut-Bitii’s/Hm-T’s/Sba’s&Sba-t’s/Mut-Natar-t’s. (Ankh Udja-Snb.)- (Ubn-Nfr-Iqr-Pa-Nbu-Nrw-Ma’at) “RA-NB-UR-TCHR-RA”

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