The Color of God (e-book) (used book) | Rick Donkor | bookbook.eu

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The Color of God will:

Captivate, provoke, educate, occasionally frustrate, even infuriate you regardless of which side of the political spectrum you belong to.
Highlight the Church's historical hypocrisy and, by extension its complicity, in the creation of a racially-fragmented American society and world.
Question the absolute absurdity of blaming the 'White man' and racism for all Black and minority woes.
Provoke the Black body-politic to reject and debunk any false notions and attitudes within the culture, that equate deviant and pathological behavior with 'Blackness'
Sensitize the White world, in general, but White America, in particular, to the need to own the damage inflicted by the ideology of White Supremacy on entire populations, and to take steps to mitigate its impact.
Inspire a generation to take America, and the world's 'unfinished business' of racial healing and reconciliation, to its logical conclusion.

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The Color of God will:

Captivate, provoke, educate, occasionally frustrate, even infuriate you regardless of which side of the political spectrum you belong to.
Highlight the Church's historical hypocrisy and, by extension its complicity, in the creation of a racially-fragmented American society and world.
Question the absolute absurdity of blaming the 'White man' and racism for all Black and minority woes.
Provoke the Black body-politic to reject and debunk any false notions and attitudes within the culture, that equate deviant and pathological behavior with 'Blackness'
Sensitize the White world, in general, but White America, in particular, to the need to own the damage inflicted by the ideology of White Supremacy on entire populations, and to take steps to mitigate its impact.
Inspire a generation to take America, and the world's 'unfinished business' of racial healing and reconciliation, to its logical conclusion.

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