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My books provide a behind the scenes view of Black America: from the black farm issue, to urban economics, political commentary, identity confusion and ethnicity,global affairs and foreign policy. I take no prisoners and have been known to cast political correctness to the bottom of the outhouse. Im available for speaking engagements on a variety of dynamic: Sustainable living, Land Loss, Freedom of the Media, Lynching for economic profit, Farming, land, loss, civil rights, effective grass roots activism and farm policy. Also:
What the loss of the family farm means to you;
Self-sufficiency or extinction: African Americans in the 21st century
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Print: $16.96 Download: $9.63 An offbeat, often caustic look at world events through the eyes of a Martian castaway and mind control artiste' with an attitude.
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Print: $21.95 Download: $7.44 This book was inspired by 4 generations of cantankerous relatives on both sides of my family, the miners, farmers, domestics, recluses, misogynists, teachers and dreamers who never stopped hoping. It is a fictionalized account of family history on my father's side of the family, tracing my great-great grandfather's legacy as a black Cherokee union organizer.
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Print: $21.95 Download: $7.50 A century ago, the segregated South had a deep secret--black farmers owned the majority of farmland in the region. Then came the 1910 Census results along with an organized effort to drive black farmers off the land. Through lynching and intimidation, and predatory use of federal farm loan programs, hundreds of thousands of black farmers, 90% of African-American farmers, were driven from the land through a 60 year orgy of lynching, murder, intimidation and theft. Many found refuge in factory towns and became middle class through factory work, especially in the auto industry. Others gathered in segregated ghettos in the nation's urban hell holes and continue to fuel the nation's prisons. Many claim the goal of federal farm policy is to drive family farmers out of business in favor of corporate agri-businesses.
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