From the Psychoanalysis Mind of an Intelligent Black Man from the Project
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Do you ever wonder why the world is the way it is & what we can do to try to understand the problem & lessen the anger by improving freedom among ourselves & not try to inflict our ways of beliefs to other countries? Many cried out for oil prices to fall & not to depend on other countries, yet at the same time cried with the same tears of not wanting to drill off-shore. Then what do we really need & not want? Then this book is for you! Black From the Psychoanalysis Mind of an Intelligent ^ man from the Project will show & teach you how African-American & the societies - where one comes from; seeing the drugs, guns, and gangs. Yet, by overcoming and surfacing from the negative of what society thinks of young Black men. Also showing how living in that part of the world is not just a norm but is also the similarities of the Caucasian’s world. How we all are CEO & the duties that we do among ourselves. How we as African-American must sweep away the filth & destruction of the memories of the past & to publicize the gap of our lost generations. How the first minority President whether male or female will show leadership & changes throughout the communities & the dependence of seeking for black gold.
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Do you ever wonder why the world is the way it is? What we can do to understand the problems and ease the anger everyone feels? How can we stop inflicting our beliefs on other countries? By needing more oil, would it be ok to drill offshore?
Black
From the Psychoanalysis Mind of an Intelligent ^ Man from the Projects will show how African Americans and the societies they come from affect how they view the world. Yet, by overcoming the negative image that society has of young black men—the drugs, guns, and gangs—it is possible for African Americans to affect positive change in their communities.
We are each CEOs of our own communities, and we must assume the responsibility for making these changes ourselves. We as African Americans must sweep away the filth and destruction of the past and move to bridge the gap of our lost generations to a new and better life.
Change is upon us with our first minority president, Barack Obama, who will provide the leadership that we need to bring positive changes to our communities! Together we can build a new future throughout our communities.
About the Author
John E. Farmer was raised in Far Rockaway, Queens, New York. He became the president of Martin Luther King Jr.’s Humanities Community Housing. He worked as a coordinator in tech support, but his real passion is the world of politics. He resides in Greenville, South Carolina.