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- Author: Doug Saint Carter
- Publisher: Heyday Publishing
- ISBN-10: 0966942523
- ISBN-13: 9780966942521
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.3 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Why in the second decade of the 21st century would integration or segregation even be an issue for black African Americans? One very troubling reason is many present day blacks want to hold present day whites responsible for historical acts of grave mistreatment. There is no known ethnic population that is not capable and guilty of horrendous acts against fellow human beings. This book, "Black Americans In The 21st Century" should leave very little doubt in anyone's mind as to why we still have a stalemate in efforts to improve race relations. This is the book that black leaders, black spokespeople, and black organizations don't want you to read. It's written, for no other reason, than to spotlight the need to strive for racial unity. Learn how the author, in his efforts to improve race relations, has reached out for help from President Barack Obama. And the challenge to Attorney General Eric Holder to discuss the racial point of view presented in this book. Where Is Love?
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- Author: Doug Saint Carter
- Publisher: Heyday Publishing
- ISBN-10: 0966942523
- ISBN-13: 9780966942521
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.3 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Why in the second decade of the 21st century would integration or segregation even be an issue for black African Americans? One very troubling reason is many present day blacks want to hold present day whites responsible for historical acts of grave mistreatment. There is no known ethnic population that is not capable and guilty of horrendous acts against fellow human beings. This book, "Black Americans In The 21st Century" should leave very little doubt in anyone's mind as to why we still have a stalemate in efforts to improve race relations. This is the book that black leaders, black spokespeople, and black organizations don't want you to read. It's written, for no other reason, than to spotlight the need to strive for racial unity. Learn how the author, in his efforts to improve race relations, has reached out for help from President Barack Obama. And the challenge to Attorney General Eric Holder to discuss the racial point of view presented in this book. Where Is Love?
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