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Unfounded Loyalty: An In Depth Look Into The Love Affair Between Blacks And Democrats
Unfounded Loyalty offers a profound look at the influences that have shaped the cultural development of modern Black America. The book re-examines historic assumptions about the role of Christianity and the Democratic Party as supporters of civil-rights and black voters. In an investigative style, Perryman reveals shocking events and deceptions which are part of America's ...more
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This book succeeds only as it gets past its own cultural Christian dogma and proselytizing to provide analysis on 1) the black community's growing dependence of government social programs since desegregation, and 2) the historical precedent of terrorist threat from the Democratic party (mainly from Christian white separatist groups like Ku Klux Klan and Knights of the White Camilia) towards black people, especially in the South.
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Warning, this is a subject of interest to me so this is going to be a very, very long review.
In contrast to most books that challenge the Democrats on their civil rights history, this one is authored by a left-leaning moderate rather than a conservative.
Despite the title, the first chapter isn't about Democrats (or Republicans) and civil rights, but about the long standing Christian history of African Americans. This emphasis on the the church and faith in God as the tru...more
In contrast to most books that challenge the Democrats on their civil rights history, this one is authored by a left-leaning moderate rather than a conservative.
Despite the title, the first chapter isn't about Democrats (or Republicans) and civil rights, but about the long standing Christian history of African Americans. This emphasis on the the church and faith in God as the tru...more
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This book should be required reading for all young black men and women.
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