Dear Americans, We Cannot Embrace Hate!

By Goldberg Ekwelle

This book is indispensable and vital to every individual, household, community, county, library, and state.

If we live in hate,
our sleep will always come late.

If you cause pain and grief
your freedom will be very brief.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Nov 7, 2017
• ISBN: 9781543461060

Goldberg Ekwelle

Goldberg Ekwelle is a teacher and writer. He attended the University of Yarunde where he read Linguistic African, American and English Literatures.

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Contents

Don’t Live In Hate

This Is Not Who We Are

Our Amendment Rights

Don’t Cause Pain And Grief To People

In Diversity

If We Are Divided

Don’t Live In Fear

Live In Love

Words Of Wisdom

Beware Of Manipulations

The Conclusion

One

DON’T LIVE IN HATE

There is a political dichotomy that is trying to shatter and destroy our very fabric and foundation. As a nation, we cannot allow social taxonomy and group orientation to tear us apart. There is this divide that is causing antagonism, pugnacious attitudes, bellicose penchants, and confrontational postures. It must stop because we are too big for this.

When people see the word hate, they quickly think it means to abhor and detest the presence of somebody or persons. This is a mistake. Hate takes different meanings in different contexts, and it can be seen and detected from different horizons. We can dissect it from different platforms. Hate can manifest through physical, visible, or conspicuous actions. And it can also manifest through inward silence.

i. If you refuse to talk to me because of my low sophistication, low education, low standard, low qualification, low exposure, low enlightenment, low exquisite appearance, low elegance, low social rank, and low success level, it is an open manifestation of segregative penchant and hate. Get this clear!

ii. If you refuse to give me an