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James Smith The Lowly Negro

Name: James Smith The Lowly Negro
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Author: James Smith
ISBN: 9780578860978

by James Smith

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48 pages
Publisher: Revolutionary Books
10.4 x 13.6 cm

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For readers listening to marginalised voices

Provides a raw account of urban life and truth

Gain empathy for those often forgotten by society

A powerful, singular voice recounting the journey of a marginalised man seeking dignity and survival in the inner city.

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Equipping you for life's journey with Jesus:

Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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The Lowly Negro is a written account of a poor, destitute and uneducated inner-city Black male's life and journey in the United States of America. To sustain and survive he must weather the lows, as he weather's the highs. As an African American he is an invisible man and believes he is the sum of his experiences. Other's believe his existence is an illusion of rehearsed lines, walking with his eyes closed, hoping for the best. The Lowly Negro is a singular voice representing countless men and women from disenfranchised and marginalized communities. The forgotten and neglected of society who only have the written word as their protest.