Stanford Lewis is the author of The Falsification and Fabrication of Ancient Egypt 3400 BCE TO 500 BCE: A Survey of the Literature which analyzes the arguments for a White origin of ancient Egypt and compares and contrasts them against the position of African-centered scholarship which argues that the ancient Egyptians were Black published by Four G Publishers, 2002. He has published articles in The Western Journal of Black Studies, Chicken Bones: A Journal, and Femficatio. His work is cited in the book, Pan African Nationalism in the Americas: The Life and Times of John Henrik Clarke, (11-19) published by Africa World Press, 2004.

Currently, Stanford Lewis is Professor of Old Testament at the Tennessee School of Religion in Memphis. He is a graduate of Fisk University, Cornell University, and Harvard Divinity School.