J. Louis PhD Hill
White America, Black Perspective provides honest assessment of some of the nation’s most harmful policies since its’ lopsided efforts for a free and just society have repeatedly failed. Two decades into the twenty-first century, the political and social systems of the United States continue wearing away and are in danger of collapsing. Since the election and failed re-election of Donald Trump, radical right-wing extremists have become more emboldened than ever to destroy what remains of an already fragile and tattered democratic society. Weaving his own relevant experiences and observations into the overall narrative, the book’s author highlights episodes of social injustice, political corruption, and fear-based hate through a collection of summarized perspectives. The book is just under 300 pages.
