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Eric a white man wakes up one morning to find out he's a black man. While he does freak out, his life doesn't stop because of this. He goes out into the world to find out the stories his best friend Warren tells of being a black man has truth to them. Eric soon realizes that there is a huge race problem that exists in this country. After his experiences of being a black man, he understands that his white privilege has allowed him to get by in life and that change must happen and it starts with him. Sometimes to understand the racial issues that exist in this world, the roles must be reversed…

For years many complained about various issues in the current education system such as over-crowded classrooms, obvious disparity in school resources, school violence, low graduation rates, and bullying to name a few. However, most employees within the school system are reluctant to voice their opinion(s) due to the risk of getting fired or blackballed. School systems too often rely on the opinions of outside entities to prescribe remedies for solutions to its problems instead of relying on invaluable resources from within. It is set to a realistic, debatable format and a prologue to pertinent topics within the school systems. The diverse and passionate collection of memoirs offers a ...

In this piece of paper, the author exposes that just as political actors carry out a confrontation in favorable democratic conditions aimed at taking over the spaces of power available through the holding of elections, raising the electoral challenge before an authoritarian regime represents a strategic reality with multiple battle scenarios. The author explains, reinventing Sun Tzu, that it is mandatory to understand that if you try to use the methods of a civil organization to confront a structure that is sustained by military operations, the strategies will be confused, so eventually they will have to fail. Understanding the above, the National Conciliation proposal is based on the ...

Pandemic poems is a collection of poems written since the beginning of the Covid pandemic. As a trans nonbinary human living in Texas, the last three years have been filled with emotions from sadness and horror to trans joy and hope. This book is filled with poems about loss, oppression, community, and trans joy. I am an activist, advocate, and community organizer. I have seen and participated in grassroots political and community work. I have a love of people and a passion for truth and justice. These poems describe my world over the last three years. I hope that many people find them touching, relatable, and inspiring.

PROJECT 274 provides documented proof of atavistic behaviors from the past presenting in present day. A deep dive from a clinical, behavioral, and genetic application is applied for the collective consciousness to witness and the personal consciousness to examine from within. While promoting "Changing the Cycle" as the only identifier to prevent decompensation of society in its entirety, Kiing educates on misconceptions that has plagued the Black community as well as quotes from past and current influences from both sides of ongoing conflicts. This project has been used during symposiums as a rebuttal to the denial of Critical Race Theory or Black History being a relevant necessity that ...

Mystery book of a caregiver and a young that details various journeys that involve deliveries. Caution! The language is rebel and informal so steer as you proceed and ride along for the read.

A nation, like our body, is a living, breathing organism, no less subject to illness and deadly diseases. Just as our bodies have markers that tell us if we are healthy, so too does our nation. The most basic and most important pillar that determines whether our national structure is firm and can withstand any obstacle or trial is the moral tenets that guide its people. And none has been more effective in maintaining the direction and stability ensures generations of thoughtful, caring, responsible, productive people than the Bible and our Christian faith and a nuclear family consisting of a biological mother and father united in holy matrimony The cancer of socialism and secularism ...

Uncle Sam Doesn’t Want You to Know that Income Taxes Are Voluntary for Most Americans! The thesis of this book by John W. Benson is that the US Constitution explicitly disallows a tax on one’s labor, and that the 16th Amendment took “Income” to mean the same thing as used in the Corporation Excise Tax Act of 1909. Current Treasury regulations explicitly state exemptions from “gross income” include “those items of income which are, under the Constitution, not taxable by the Federal Government”, without ever enumerating such. “Taxation by Misrepresentation”, by John W. Benson, is by far the best resource to understanding the true constitutional aspects of our income tax system, as we ...

Slavery has existed in the past in and exists today in virtually every part of the world. Servitude can be either voluntary or involuntary. Dictators and tyrants can impose their will against the will of the people. Some people choose servitude because it brings a sense of comfort, certainty, and stability. It is the ability to acquire and retain property that enables people to attain and maintain independence in the career they chose, where they live, the number of children they can nurture and support, the type and size of the home they can afford, the car they drive, the food they eat, and the clothes they wear. It also ensures their ability to accumulate savings, enabling them to p ...