Joseph persevered through years of bondage as a slave in Egypt before ascending as the Pharaoh's trusted second in command. His agricultural knowledge saved Egypt from economic collapse by famine. The prosperity he produced allowed generations of his descendants to carry on his legacy from Egypt toward the Promised Land. For any family, generational wealth signifies a rightful inheritance, not to be destroyed or left behind, but preserved as an enduring heritage across generations. This book discusses 30 Heart-Wrenching Historical Accounts of How African Americans' Generational Wealth Disappeared and Lessons Learned