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AI, Power, and the Future — Books by David L. Wadley

Stories where artificial intelligence, power, culture, and Black futures collide

AI Stocks Made Simple book cover by David L. Wadley, a beginner’s guide to artificial intelligence investing and online stock trading

AI Stocks Made Simple
Finance | Beginner’s Guide
to AI Investing and
Online Trading

Kamala 2028 book cover by David L. Wadley, a political thriller exploring artificial intelligence, elections, and Black political power

Kamala 2028
Afrofuturist Political Thriller | AI, Elections,
and Black Power

The AI Revolution Will Not Be Televised book cover by David L. Wadley, a nonfiction book about artificial intelligence, economics, and African American empowerment
Bulls, Bears, and Bad Bitches book cover by David L. Wadley, a finance-focused book exploring stock market culture, money, and power

The AI Revolution
Will Not Be Televised

Fiction | Artificial Intelligence,
Economics, and Black Empowerment

Passport Bro
Contemporary Fiction | Global Identity, Masculinity, and Power

Bulls, Bears, and Bad Bitches book cover by David L. Wadley, a finance-focused book exploring stock market culture, money, and power

Bulls, Bears, and Bad Bitches
Finance & Culture |
Markets, Money, and Power in Modern America

Meet the Author: David L. Wadley

David L. Wadley is an award-winning author and SEC-accredited investor whose books explore artificial intelligence, power, economics, and Afrofuturist futures. His work blends political thrillers, cultural insight, and accessible nonfiction to examine how technology reshapes democracy, wealth, and opportunity.

🏆 Literary Titan Gold Book Award Winner
🏅 Readers’ Favorite International Book Award Finalist

What These Books Explore

  • Afrofuturism and Black futures

  • Artificial intelligence and algorithmic power

  • Political thrillers and election suspense

  • Technology, economics, and culture

  • Community resistance and collective strategy

Black woman reading AI Stocks Made Simple by David L. Wadley

Why These Stories Matter Now

David L. Wadley’s work connects modern AI systems to historical struggles for economic justice, drawing inspiration from movements such as the Black Panthers, the Poor People’s Campaign, and the evolving Fourth Industrial Revolution.

The recognition of The AI Revolution Will Not Be Televised on April 4, 2025—coinciding with the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination—underscores the continuing relevance of economic self-determination in the age of AI.

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Explore the books, discover new futures, and step into stories where technology does not erase humanity—it challenges it.

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