Honest Conservatism Redirecting 50 Years of Black Voting
Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science, Government, Democracy
| Author: | Peter Daniels | ISBN: | 9781635681581 |
| Publisher: | Page Publishing, Inc. | Publication: | March 31, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Peter Daniels |
| ISBN: | 9781635681581 |
| Publisher: | Page Publishing, Inc. |
| Publication: | March 31, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
At last, a common-sense publication detailing the "how to" effectively communicate the many reasons why African-Americans should thoughtfully and prayerfully weigh every ballot cast in national elections. The action of voting is too important for people to mindlessly, in robotic movement, cast their vote in block fashion for one party. This has gone on for 50 years.
The author is off the plantation with its paralyzing mentally debilitating effects. All it took was diversified reading regiment, selective television viewing and critical listening. These deliberate activities caused the author to become intercultural. The fire was ignited to write this book.
This book will enlighten the African-American seeking to decipher real truth from the accepted version of truth. A truth that sounds appealing and feels good is often that truth told by the matriarch or patriarch of the family. But it's not the truth. One needs to search, investigate and compare information for oneself.
For the Caucasian reading this book, it is your guide into the political psyche of the African-Americans. You have ventured into the world of pack thinking, discovering the words of parents hold so much sway in the political lives of offspring. The history presented here will amaze you.
At last, a common-sense publication detailing the "how to" effectively communicate the many reasons why African-Americans should thoughtfully and prayerfully weigh every ballot cast in national elections. The action of voting is too important for people to mindlessly, in robotic movement, cast their vote in block fashion for one party. This has gone on for 50 years.
The author is off the plantation with its paralyzing mentally debilitating effects. All it took was diversified reading regiment, selective television viewing and critical listening. These deliberate activities caused the author to become intercultural. The fire was ignited to write this book.
This book will enlighten the African-American seeking to decipher real truth from the accepted version of truth. A truth that sounds appealing and feels good is often that truth told by the matriarch or patriarch of the family. But it's not the truth. One needs to search, investigate and compare information for oneself.
For the Caucasian reading this book, it is your guide into the political psyche of the African-Americans. You have ventured into the world of pack thinking, discovering the words of parents hold so much sway in the political lives of offspring. The history presented here will amaze you.
