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- Author: Donaldson
- Publisher: White Marlin Media
- ISBN-10: 173654490X
- ISBN-13: 9781736544907
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2.2 cm, hardcover
- Language: English
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Books exist about slavery, injustice, racism, and hatred. Authors try to captivate with trendy words, catch phrases and rhetoric However, the question
Are We Free Yet? is no catch phrase. African American cries in the night about police brutality and injustice finally reached mainstream media.
African American and cops in Americans are at a point of enmity resulting in escalating violence, and conflict sides. Being a Black cop is the definition of being in the middle of the battle. How do I decide when to be Black and when to be Blue? Are We Free Yet? answers many questions about entrenched racism, economics yet rather than being another book about the past, the author shows the modern effects of entrenched racism, and discuses how entrenched racism is destroying both Black and Blue Americans.
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- Author: Donaldson
- Publisher: White Marlin Media
- ISBN-10: 173654490X
- ISBN-13: 9781736544907
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2.2 cm, hardcover
- Language: English English
Books exist about slavery, injustice, racism, and hatred. Authors try to captivate with trendy words, catch phrases and rhetoric However, the question
Are We Free Yet? is no catch phrase. African American cries in the night about police brutality and injustice finally reached mainstream media.
African American and cops in Americans are at a point of enmity resulting in escalating violence, and conflict sides. Being a Black cop is the definition of being in the middle of the battle. How do I decide when to be Black and when to be Blue? Are We Free Yet? answers many questions about entrenched racism, economics yet rather than being another book about the past, the author shows the modern effects of entrenched racism, and discuses how entrenched racism is destroying both Black and Blue Americans.
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