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Also by Marie Antionette:

The Struggle, July 2010
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The Struggle
Marie Antionette

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Cauzing Elevation Publishing, LLC
July 2010
On Sale: July 12, 2010
286 pages
ISBN: 0892363320
EAN: 9780892363324
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Multicultural African-American

What's become of Black communities is a sin and a shame, but we do have the ability to change what we see, if we so chose.... If you are Black, come from a Black community or have loved ones who dewll within a Black Community, this book is a MUST read for you....

Why are so many Blacks incarcerated? Why have Black communities, although beautifully painted with colorful murals, become deadly war zones, sights of decay and abandonment? Why are so many young Black men in an early graves? Why is the dropout rate for Blacks at an all time high and why have alternative means of education become an accepted norm once one hits the age of sixteen? Where are all of our Black mentors and Black owned businesses within Black communities, and why are the majority of businesses within Black communities owned by foreign born citizens? Why in this day and age are so many Blacks still being fooled and better yet, fooling themselves by remaining dependent and trusting upon a system that has never had it's best interest at heart or in mind? Where is our concern for tomorrow, our youth and our future? Cause verses effect, facts and viewpoints, Urban vs. Suburban... We've inherited a struggle, yet will our struggle ever end?

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