It takes the average reader 1 hour and 57 minutes to read "The Capacity to Believe: Race, Media and Politics in the American South" by Marcus W. Williams
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The truthful anecdotes and fictional characters take you on an insightful and exciting journey that is serious, witty and redeemingly triumphant. It is a gripping account which depicts how the media, unbridled capitalism, residual racial bias and politics as usual collude to control, suppress and subvert the natural election process in the American South. Included in this well-researched historical novel is an assessment of the successes and failures in race relations in America. To that end, it is a fresh and fascinating examination of the American conundrum about race. The final chapter, entitled "I Still Believe", provides a powerful tribute to past adversity laden, iconic achievements inspired by abiding faith, enduring hope and indeed, the prevailing love of God. The Capacity To Believe is a must read for students of history, journalism, political science and constitutional law, as well as the political aficionado residing in or outside of America. Finally, this novel could prove useful in discerning what fuels the furor of current opposition to President Obama. Is it the ideological administration or his pigmentation? Read and decide for yourself!
"The Capacity to Believe: Race, Media and Politics in the American South" by Marcus W. Williams is 115 pages long, and a total of 29,325 words.
This makes it 39% the length of the average book. It also has 36% more words than the average book.
The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes 2 hours and 40 minutes to read "The Capacity to Believe: Race, Media and Politics in the American South" aloud.
"The Capacity to Believe: Race, Media and Politics in the American South" is suitable for students ages 10 and up.
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