| Author: | Richard Arlington | ISBN: | 9781453595657 |
| Publisher: | Xlibris US | Publication: | October 12, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Xlibris US | Language: | English |
| Author: | Richard Arlington |
| ISBN: | 9781453595657 |
| Publisher: | Xlibris US |
| Publication: | October 12, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Xlibris US |
| Language: | English |
Richard Arlington has lived his life in the vortex of the inner city, a veteran landlord that knows the Hood. His story is an expose of racism that ravages the Black Community. This story will open many eyes! It will offend many racists! We live in a climate of intimidation, we are fearful of expressing the truth! Afraid of criticism. Afraid: The charge racism will be (The Label) stamped on our sole. This is a story of Black racism and the sad consequences that it has on the lives and well-being of far too many women and children of color. His opinions and knowledge of the minority views will melt the nylon in your socks! Ma Johnson (one of his tenants) had church services in her front parlor every Sunday. She was a Christian woman. She loved all of Gods children, even white ones! She called him the blue-eyed devil. He called her Ma. My Granny said: Racism is a stain on a mans soul. It was also at Grannys knee that fear was whispered into the millions of young ears. Beware of the boogieman. He is the devil and he is white.
Richard Arlington has lived his life in the vortex of the inner city, a veteran landlord that knows the Hood. His story is an expose of racism that ravages the Black Community. This story will open many eyes! It will offend many racists! We live in a climate of intimidation, we are fearful of expressing the truth! Afraid of criticism. Afraid: The charge racism will be (The Label) stamped on our sole. This is a story of Black racism and the sad consequences that it has on the lives and well-being of far too many women and children of color. His opinions and knowledge of the minority views will melt the nylon in your socks! Ma Johnson (one of his tenants) had church services in her front parlor every Sunday. She was a Christian woman. She loved all of Gods children, even white ones! She called him the blue-eyed devil. He called her Ma. My Granny said: Racism is a stain on a mans soul. It was also at Grannys knee that fear was whispered into the millions of young ears. Beware of the boogieman. He is the devil and he is white.
