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In this “TRULY” monumental series, we will travel through the various stages of our American experiences that will allow us to enumerate the need for a “RECONCILIATION” for our social dynamic to be fully repaired and made whole.
Reconciliation requires an accounting of every receipt and every incident that has been responsible for the trajectory of our sociology and why we are in the situation that we face today.
From slavery to reconstruction, from Jim Crow Laws to segregation and discrimination, all the way up to the civil rights movement, and our continual efforts to bring about racial equality and how the election of the nation’s 1st black President could have brought us to the very “BRINK” of losing our democracy?
Reconciliation requires an accounting of every receipt and every incident that has been responsible for the trajectory of our sociology and why we are in the situation that we face today.
From slavery to reconstruction, from Jim Crow Laws to segregation and discrimination, all the way up to the civil rights movement, and our continual efforts to bring about racial equality and how the election of the nation’s 1st black President could have brought us to the very “BRINK” of losing our democracy?
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In this “TRULY” monumental series, we will travel through the various stages of our American experiences that will allow us to enumerate the need for a “RECONCILIATION” for our social dynamic to be fully repaired and made whole.
Reconciliation requires an accounting of every receipt and every incident that has been responsible for the trajectory of our sociology and why we are in the situation that we face today.
From slavery to reconstruction, from Jim Crow Laws to segregation and discrimination, all the way up to the civil rights movement, and our continual efforts to bring about racial equality and how the election of the nation’s 1st black President could have brought us to the very “BRINK” of losing our democracy?
Reconciliation requires an accounting of every receipt and every incident that has been responsible for the trajectory of our sociology and why we are in the situation that we face today.
From slavery to reconstruction, from Jim Crow Laws to segregation and discrimination, all the way up to the civil rights movement, and our continual efforts to bring about racial equality and how the election of the nation’s 1st black President could have brought us to the very “BRINK” of losing our democracy?