Positivity of a People

By Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hardy

This book contains information on the voting process and communication practices primarily affecting African Americans in the United States of America. Our book differs from a high percentage of books written about African Americans, in that African Americans are writing this book.

The writers mission of this book is to enlighten African Americans and Human kind of God's power and love to take a People through extreme negative treatment in Slavery and Allow them to arise above extreme negative struggles and become a greater positive, Visionary in the United States of America. Through a positive voting and communication process for all African Americans and Americans we have and can make a greater America. The ultimate goal of this book is to encourage All African Americans and ALL Humankind in America to VOTE, VOTE VOTE in ALL elections, ESPECIALLY IN 2012 AND BEYOND.

GOD BLESS, AMERICA!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jun 8, 2012
• ISBN: 9781477110423

Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hardy

Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hardy, Dlvlin, MPA, B.S. is a 77 year old African American Pastor of Inner Peace Church Foundation in Montgomery Village, Maryland. He was called to the Ministry at the tender age of 72, and believed that he needed more knowledge about Our Creator. He immediately enrolled in a Online Doctoral Program in Ministry, and completed his Degree at age 74. He retired from the United States Food And Drug Administration as Deputy Director of The Division of Field Sciences with 34 yeas of service. He has always been interested in the God Given Rights for Human Kind.

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Contents

Special Acknowledgement 

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Chapter 1 What Do African Americans Think?

Chapter 2 What African Americans Do?

Chapter 3 Importance of Voting Benefits

Chapter 4 Who Should Vote?

Chapter 5 How African Americans

Communicate?

Chapter 6 The Importance of Communication

Chapter 7 Summary

References

Special

 Acknowledgement 

Ms. Linda F. Kimbrough (deceased), Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics, and Computer Sciences at Bishop College, Dallas, Texas. She was a resident of Montgomery Village, Maryland. She was the Founder, Owner, and President of her company, Quality Management Personified, an Education and Information Management Consultant firm.

Ms. Kimbrough was a great person, professional entrepreneur and Writer of our book. She always had several ideas on how to write our book, and several of her thoughts were used in writing our Manuscript. I believe that Ms. Kimbrough was a Born Again Christian and demonstrated Positivity in making her environment a better place to live.

One of the numerous Positive cultural experiences Ms. Kimbrough had was working for Montgomery County, Maryland’s Board of Voter Registration where she was influential in making computerized Voting Machines more accurate in counting votes for all elections.

I believe Ms. Kimbrough.s recommendation would be for ALL AFRICAN AMERICANS AND AMERICANS TO REGISTER AND VOTE IN ALL ELECTIONS.VOTE, VOTE. VOTE

Acknowledgments

I thank God for providing me with the Life He Gave me to write this book so that it will hopefully

Encourage others to seek a Positivie Relationship with You and all Humankind. I also thank my Brothers and Sisters for their encouragement and ability for me to complete ‘Positivity of a People’.

Ms. Roslyn M. Hardy, BA

Mrs. Kristal E Hardy-Ali, BA

Dr. Bridget Mary Meehan, PhD

Mrs. Mettie Delores Hardy, MS

Mr. Clyde Hardy

Mrs. Lula Bell Hardy

Mr. Roderick Wesley Hardy

Mrs. Emma A. Butler, MS

Mrs. Janice M. Freeman, BA

Mrs. Bobbie J. Hardy—Brunson

Miss Angie Montgomery, MPA

My Family, Relatives. Love ones and Friends

Mrs. Bessie B, Jackson

Mr. Marvin S. Hairston, BS

Mr. Delbert L. Flowers, MPH

Dr. Raymond C. Grant, PhD

Mr. Nathaniel Harris

Mr. Lester C. Thompson, BBA

Mrs. Geraldine Warren, BA

Mr. Clarence F. Warren, BS

A SPECIAL THANKS TO THE STAFF OF XLIBRIS PUBLISING COMPANY FOR THEIR EXCELLENCE IN PROFFESSIONISM AND COMMUNICATION IN PUBLISHING POSITIVITY OF A PEOPLE

Introduction

This book contains information on the voting process and communication practices primarily affecting African Americans in the United States of America. In some instances, much of this information affects all citizens of the United States of America. This book differs from a high percentage of books written about African Americans, in that African Americans are writing this book.

Reverend Dr. John Wesley Hardy, Ms. Linda Faye Kimbrough (deceased) are the author and writer of this book and developers of a survey for African Americans that surveyed various