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Deception Walks among Us!
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It is important for America to move forward in solving racism, but why is it so hard for people to come together?
Deception Walks among Us! is about an elderly black man commenting on what he sees happening in today's society. It's a short book about what he believes will have a continuous effect between Blacks and Whites if the issues concerning both are not appropriately addressed by those who have the power to make changes. It's a cross-cultural perspective of footsteps in an individual's journey in life, which includes the family's environment, the neighborhood, the church as a building for God's family, the job environment, and the choice of education.
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