BLACK a Misunderstood Race E-Book

Memory Bengesa

• Herausgeber: Verengai Publishing
• Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2018

Beschreibung

Have you experienced racism in America? Do you think there is still a lot of work to do to right the wrongs of prejudice? Mansa Mnēmē was born in a country south of the African equator but moved to the United States as a teenager. There, the author discovered that racism and prejudices still remained, despite many years of progress and law making. In the memoir the author recalls the experiences as a black immigrant into the USA, seeing it through eyes that were not accustomed to western ways and practices. The author does so without emotion or feeling and without expressing their own views, in a simple and straightforward look at why racism persists as it does and what can be done to change the way we act and think. Covering important stages such as denial, acceptance and approval, Mansa Mnēmē moves on to write heartfelt letters to each side of the divide, in the hope that one day a true and lasting understanding will eventually come to pass. Read her compelling story here!

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Mansa Mneme

Black a Misunderstood Race

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Table of contents

Black a Misunderstood Race

Navigating America in Black Skin

Marcus Garvey

Disclaimer

Introduction

The Beginning

Denial

Being Black in America

The Everyday Reality

Black vs White

Dear Black People

Dear White People

At The End of The Day...

Homage

Black a Misunderstood Race

Navigating America in Black Skin

By

Mansa Mnēmē

© 2018 by M.B. A.K.A Mansa Mnēmē

First published by Verengai Publishing House

07/04/2018

ISBN-978-0-9995371-3-8

Black a Misunderstood Race “Navigating America in Black Skin”

Copyright © 2018 by M.B. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without the written consent of its author.

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Marcus Garvey

“The Black skin is not a badge of shame, but rather a glorious symbol of national greatness.”

- Marcus Garvey

Disclaimer

This is a book that talks about race in America as seen through the author’s eyes. She references black as a term representing all minority groups and references white as a term representing races that do not consider themselves as minorities. This explanation is being provided so that readers understand that every race has been highlighted under two dominating captions and that the author is sensitive to all races.

When the author references “black,” she is not representing the feelings, emotions and or thought patterns of all blacks and or minority groups. When the author references “white,” she is not representing the actions, feelings, emotions and or thought patterns of all non-blacks and/or whites.