How Long to Read A Negro Speaks of Life, Then and Now

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Description

An educated, so-called black, Christian writer, in his eighties, reflects on the experiences of his past in poetry, essay and narrative, and comes to some startling conclusions regarding life in general. He defines life as a scuffle between four kinds of numbing truths: secular, religious, scientific and mundane - all made possible by the confusions of the English langua≥ maintains that the conquest domination and control virus has spread from the financial elites to the slaves; rues the subordination, exclusion and exploitation that has brought Planet Earth to possible extinction; questions whether the applications of democratic values and principles are at all honest; admits that he thinks there are many gods and describes money as the most powerful of all the gods; reaffirms that people are animals, and states that most people have less character and integrity than the so-called lower animals; challenges the civilized peoples to become truly civilized by accepting the honest truth and treating each individual (including the lower animal individuals) with true compassion and understanding. Verse 4, page 69 Amadou died while still very young, innocent, shot at 41 times and hit 19 despite words of justice and freedom sung by all of us through our teens, and forgotten when we need a job.

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