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    Racism in America: The Original Global Pandemic
    Racism in America: The Original Global Pandemic
    Racism in America: The Original Global Pandemic
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    Racism in America: The Original Global Pandemic

    By Egypt Spenser

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    A Personal Account & a Way Foward on Racism in America.
    This book is a personal account of my honest opinion on the original global pandemic called racism.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEgypt Spenser
    Release dateJun 11, 2020
    ISBN9780463970805
    Racism in America: The Original Global Pandemic

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      Racism in America - Egypt Spenser

      RACISM IN AMERICA

      THE ORIGINAL GLOBAL PANDEMIC

      Egypt Spenser

      Contents

      Preamble

      Background

      The Love for Fairer Skin Color

      Slavery in Black Africa

      What Went Wrong With Slavery; it Was Abused

      Self-hate? Everything about you is white

      Know Ye The Truth; Jesus Said It

      The White Man Already Won

      Why Do Black Celebrities Marry White Women

      Why Africa Remains So Bad

      Light Skin Always Prefered Due To Universality

      After 400 Years; We Should Change Our Approach

      No One Wants to Be Poor Or Black

      What America Failed to Do

      Black Culture in America and its Devastating Effect

      Way Forward

      Preamble

      This book is a personal account of my honest opinion on the original global pandemic called racism. You would agree with me when you have read this book that there is a sure way out of it and definitely there is. But only and only if we can recognize and swallow the honest truth about it. There will always be racism until

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