In order to find a realistic resolution to the problems discussed in Chaps. 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , and 6 , this chapter suggests that we need to shift our focus from rectification to looking for ways to making Black agency robust enough to resolve the Black condition. On the one hand, the chapter discusses Denis Ekpo’s post-Africanism as one way of resolving the Black condition. On the other hand, the chapter proposes neo-Pan-Africanism as another way of resolving the Black condition. Then, by way of concluding the discussion in this book, the chapter reiterates what should be done if (a very big if) rectification ever becomes viable.