So, What's Wrong, Black Man?

James Reid

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So, What's Wrong, Black Man? was written to inform, encourage, empower, equip, and uplift the black man and anyone else who would like to gain another perspective by broadening their mind. It highlights the views of the black community through the eyes of a man who has not always made the right decisions in life, but by the grace and mercy of almighty God, now sees life in a whole new light. Author James Reid is tired of seeing his people not being honest with themselves about their own lives. He is tired of seeing his people not getting the best in everything, like health care, finance, education, and job creation. Looking at the senseless killings, the robbery, the selling of drugs, and the degrading one another in word and song, it's clear that profound change is needed. But change is within their reach if they stop blaming it on slavery, the white man, the country, and every other excuse-and not looking in their mirror. They must face the fact that they can no longer blame others for their failures. So, What's Wrong, Black Man? explains how to become the change we hope to see-not only our own communities, but also within the black community as a whole.

Book Details

Publisher: Trafford Publishing
Publish Date: Aug 12nd, 2010
Pages: 92
Language: English
Edition: undefined - undefined
Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.00in - 0.19in - 0.30lb
EAN: 9781426935855
Categories: • General• Personal & Practical Guides• General

About the Author

James Reid is the son of the late Seymour and Virginia Parker. He was born in 1966 in Painter, Virginia. He is the father of two daughters and three grandchildren. He enjoys hanging out with both family and friends, and loves hosting the memorial dinner in honor of his mother.