In Feathers & Fezzes, Rodney Cortez Carroll delivers a potent manifesto that fuses spiritual sovereignty, historical reclamation, and legal truth-telling. This groundbreaking work uncovers the suppressed legacy of Indigenous American Moors—nations mislabeled through administrative erasure and colonial renaming. Drawing from treaties, canon law, oral histories, and obscure archives, Carroll reveals how legal fictions and bureaucratic tactics severed a sovereign people from their names, their land, and their divine rights.

More than just an exposé, Feathers & Fezzes is a declaration of reawakening. It equips readers with legal frameworks, cosmological insight, and spiritual remedies to reclaim their standing under cosmic and commercial law. From the miseducation of youth to the coded language of colonial conquest, this book lays bare the systemic machinery of dispossession—and offers tools for restoration through trusts, affidavits, and lawful reclassification.

For those seeking to understand the deep interplay between identity, jurisdiction, and memory—this is not just a read. It’s a return. A call to the descendants of the mound-builders, maroons, and sovereign scientists to rise again, under their true names and rightful standing.