Slave Wages in America: Turbulence of Life in the World

By Viora Mayobo

We live in a world of increasing turbulence, a world with ever changing rules, laws, and landscape. But sometimes change occurs at a pace too fast than a human mind is built to understand. The grounds upon which we stand are constantly moving, and whether or not you are ready , when the ground shifts, we as humans are forced to move with it or be left behind.

When I was a child, growing up in a remotest corner of earth, father always told us the importance of knowledge, that education was the only vehicle to take us places. Without it...you will, in almost every instance, be grounded, in that choices from which to choose will be few, he said.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Viora Mayobo
• Release date: Apr 18, 2016
• ISBN: 9781311459503

Viora Mayobo

Viora Mayobo is a self-proclaimed writer; she writes to inform, entertain, and educate others. Her writing style is simple yet unique in every way. For more than five years she has been blessed with the opportunity to reach millions of people around the globe, who find pleasure in reading. Viora is an established non-fiction, biography, mystery, adventure and explorers writer.Her writing capability extends far beyond the borders of any one country.

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Slave Wages in America

Turbulence of Life in the World

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Viora Mayobo

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Introduction

We live in a world of increasing turbulence, a world with ever-changing rules, laws, and landscape. But sometimes change occurs at a pace too fast than a human mind is built to understand.

The grounds upon which we stand are constantly moving, and whether or not you are ready, when the ground shifts, we as humans are forced to move with it or be left behind.

When I was a child, growing up in a remotest corner of earth, father always told us the importance of knowledge, that education was the only vehicle to take us places. Without it…you will, in almost every instance, be grounded, in that your choices from which to choose will be few, he said.

But that assumption was only true to a certain extent, because almost everything that gave us reason to push ourselves beyond limits has been redefined, leaving