AMOS AND ANDY: a White Perspective on Black America

The writer takes a not politically correct view of the racial strife facing America today. He presents a factual history of the plight of black people back to their enslavement. The main purpose of the book is to point out the cowardice of white and black people to put all issues on the table for discussion. The white guilt aspect limits the ability to confront obvious truths and the opportunity for thoughtful dialogue. This book points out the failure of black people to recognize the three most obvious impediments to economic improvement: negative cultural music and media, horrific educational opportunities in every major city and a totally unacceptable out of wedlock birth rate.

The most positive black Americans in the civil rights struggle have no meaningful impact on racial discussions in our time while the black and white charlatans continue to divide and prosper.
Our African American President has brought racial tensions to an all-time high after his promise to be a unifying force.