What if the algorithms deciding your future don’t recognize your humanity?

Artificial Intelligence is changing the world, shaping decisions about jobs, healthcare, justice, and education. But for Black communities across the globe, these powerful systems often come with risks: bias, misinformation, and exclusion. Digital Righteousness reveals how the African diaspora is being left out of the AI revolution, and what we must do to change that. Written in a clear, accessible voice for everyday people, not just tech experts. This book shines a light on the racial and historical roots of AI bias, the widening digital divide, and the human cost of automated decisions. Through real stories and global examples, it shows how Black families, students, workers, and elders are impacted by emerging technologies, and how they can fight back. But this book is also about hope. It’s a call to action for a more just digital future, one where Black voices lead in shaping the tools that shape our lives. From telemedicine to fintech, from job searches to AI-powered classrooms, Digital Righteousness explores how technology can empower Black communities if we demand equity, transparency, and representation. Whether you’re a parent, student, professional, policymaker, or just curious, this book is for you.

Byron A. Love is a retired U.S. Air Force officer and a seasoned IT and cybersecurity leader with over 35 years of experience driving innovation and excellence in technology management

With a proven record of success across government, military, nonprofit, and corporate sectors, Byron is uniquely positioned to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and human-centered technology on Black communities.