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    Racism USA: An American Epidemic
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    Racism USA: An American Epidemic

    By Dale Robinson

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    Racism is the great divider of America. I'm hoping that this book will open a dialogue on race. This book is split into two sections. The first is the "Obama Years"! It's how the first black president of the United States dealt with the ugliness of racism that was directed toward him. A man of intelligence and integrity who uses his intelligence to make this country work, asking people for their expertise if he is insufficient on a particular subject. The second is "Trumpasco"! It's how a president of the United States degenerates into a racist bigot. A man who has several deficiencies in his character, one who is not educated in terms of being smart on any particular subject. Rather than get experts to help him run the country, he feels that he knows everything about running the country. When he's proven wrong, he resorts to race-baiting rhetoric to make himself feel superior. Heaven, help our country! A country divided! Falls!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateNov 15, 2020
    ISBN9781646280544
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