Memphis 1968: The Forgotten Lessons

By Woodrow Wallace

The author, Woodrow Wallace, challenges one to answer the questions put forth in Memphis 1968: The Forgotten Lessons.

The ability of the author to breathe life again into the existence of perhaps the most comprehensive visualization of racism ever witnessed in the twentieth century seemingly always to appear as unbelievable. The author has captured one of the most unique approaches to conveying a live experience of racism hurled at African Americans and caused the death of the Dreamer. This book will unveil a simple look at the constant mandate of those that will foster a devastating collapse of America due to self-serving tactics of racism. Notwithstanding other powder kegs in America today (2018), Memphis will always hold the death of a King! The author solicits an honest accounting of oneself as to what part of history you are helping to write for Americas future.

Leave the future to the control of racists and hate becomes the norm (Woodrow Wallace, 2018).

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: May 7, 2018
• ISBN: 9781984520753

Woodrow Wallace

WOODROW WALLACE IS A NATIVE OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE WHERE HE WAS FORMALLY EDUCATED. THE AUTHOR IS A GRADUTE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX WITH A DEGREE IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND IS KNOWN FOR HIS WORKS OF MODERN DAY POETRY AND PHYLOSPHY. THE AUTHOR WILL ENTRIQUE THE READER WITH HIS ABILITIES TO STIMULATE THE IMAGINATION AND FULFILL AN EXCITING ADVENTURE WITH POETRY. WOODROW WALLACE IS TRULY A MODERN DAY POET.

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MEMPHIS 1968 (THE FORGOTTEN LESSONS)

WOODROW WALLACE

Copyright © 2018 by Woodrow Wallace.

ISBN:                   Softcover                          978-1-9845-2076-0

                             eBook                                978-1-9845-2075-3

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Rev. date: 04/16/2018

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CONTENTS

Introduction

Timeline

The Walking Dead

Putting Things in Prospective

I Am a Man

History Will Always Repeat – When We Do Not Learn From Past Behaviors

Modern Day Memphis 1968

The Segmental Disasters to the American Dream

LIFE FOUND a WAY Through a Few

The Truth of the Matter

Conclusion

References

INTRODUCTION

Considering One’s future should produce a refreshing thought of hopeful progress, if only for the sake of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s speech in London on December 7, 1964. However, the feeble narcissistic mind of a deceiving group of racist with their grafted, mean-spirited henchmen and henchwomen are again feeling empowered to act on their inherited hate for the Black Man and Woman to morally bankrupt the future