The Approved Exposés On Otis C. Harrison's How To Save Black Americans From (ePub)

The "Approved Exposés On Otis C. Harrison's How To Save Black Americans From Themselves With New Age Capitalism, New Age Corporations and New Age Thinking" reveal the socioeconomic negligence and irresponsibility of Black America that has been ongoing for years and what can and must be done to end this tragedy so that a meaningful future can be established for Black people living in America and especially for Black children.

Black people have consistently failed to create and establish a socioeconomic vision for themselves and their progeny as it relates to economic empowerment and the implementation of the necessary strategies to create a meaningful future for Black children. In these exposés the reader will come to realize and understand how Otis C. Harrison's, George M. Sistrunk's and Edward C. Graham's "New Age Capitalism, New Age Corporations and New Age Thinking" will give Black people, currently living in America, the method, means and the organized systems by which we, as Black people, can empower ourselves with the same legal structures others have used to empower themselves. There is no real political power or societal growth and development without viable and sustainable socioeconomic systems that can be passed on to future generations.

These exposés also reveal the disastrous and debilitating mindsets that are plaguing Black people that not only live in America, but also everywhere else in the so called civilized world. Black people will never be White people or Oriental people and will never be able to lay claim to a White person's or an Oriental person's heritage or any other race's heritage. These cultural realities were established long before Black people were enslaved and born in their lands. America has been and will always be an English and European construct, not African, Middle Eastern, Oriental, Native American or any other. We, as Black people, must accept these undeniable facts and plot our own course. As a Black American, reading these exposés is your first step into a much larger actuality.