I n "Change is Nature and it Starts with a Loc," volume 2 of "Revealed: The Kingdom of Locs," readers embark on an enthralling and empowering journey with the Loc Tribe Empress, YH Empress Queen Clement. This captivating sequel delves into the world of Locs, weaving a tale of self-discovery, resilience, and the pursuit of freedom. As the narrative unfolds, YH Empress Queen Clement, a fierce and determined young West Indian Maroon woman, becomes a leading figure in a movement to reclaim her tribe's power and identity. Embracing her heritage as a symbol of faith, she sets out to declare independence for the loc tribe and African Americans as a whole. Through Empress's experiences, readers are immersed in the beauty and struggles of the Loc and African American communities. The story vividly depicts their culture, heritage, and history, touching readers on an emotional level and showcasing the enduring strength and resilience of a people who have faced numerous