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Black "Legitimacy vs Illegitimacy"

[Paperback]

by J.O. Gatson

Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Independently published
Published
December 2022
Weight
168g

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The afterthought and future of Black America in our everyday society best defines the intent of this published instrument. Black Democracy is on the verge of being demised by the New Normal of lawlessness within our nation. The content of this book is a composite survey of various personal experiences, studies and testimonies drawn from a cross-section of individuals. The printed contents prove a diminishing and swift transitioning of our society as pertaining to the skin diversity of America, better known by some as "My Country Tis of Thee." The objective of the author shall be to create a cognitive mindset for awareness pertaining to the deceleration of what is known as a meltdown in the realm of Black America and her mainstay within this nation. Conclusively, critical thinking, personal awareness with soundness best describes the brinks of endangered freedoms which were once "stroven" through blood shedding, sufferings and "dyings." The textual formation of this literary instrument entitled, "Legitimacy vs Illegitimacy" best defines Black Democracy as the pervasiveness of racial inequality for all persons of color, without a prevailing defense argument and/or rendered verdict of rightful citizenship as Americans.