CULTURE, RACISM, AND FAMILY: LETTERS TO MY CHILDRENAuthorHouse, 2004 M07 7 - 120 pages Culture, Racism and Family: Letters to my Children is a straight forward personal appeal to all who value Liberty. If you value Liberty, value Responsibility more highly. This is an appeal to excel and excellent advice on pursuing excellence. If you come to the end of your life without having lived well, it will be too late. Spend your life now so that the very last day will be one of satisfaction, not regret. Racism has impacted everyone in America in one form or another. Liberty and Responsibility, walking hand in hand, provide a solution to the disquietude of the nation. Racism does not have to continue, but ending it means ending slave mentality which militates against both Responsibility and Liberty. |
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Letter Three | 19 |
Letter Four | 31 |
Letter Five | 37 |
Letter Six | 45 |
Letter Seven | 51 |
Letter Eight | 57 |
Letter Ten | 71 |
Letter Eleven | 77 |
Letter Twelve | 83 |
Letter Thirteen | 89 |
Letter Fourteen | 97 |
Bibliography | 103 |
About The Author | 107 |
Back Cover | 111 |
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