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Wake Up America!
A poor kid from a small town in N.Y. that didn’t have much but he did have a close knit family. Even though Keith and his family didn’t have much that didn’t stop him from enjoying his childhood. Being poor didn’t afford Keith all the pleasures of having what he wanted but he made do for what he did have. Having an abusive father in a poor neighborhood and other social obstacles was the norm back in the days but it didn’t stop Keith from persevering and turning a negative into a positive. Keith has been through many trials in his life and once he found God he realizes that he was always being protected by God. Keith tells his story of trials and letdowns to let readers know that no matter what we may go through that God has a plan for each and everyone of us. Don’t let what happens to you rule over your life. Seek God and pray to Him and you will prosper and come out victorious!
America Wake up and Play Golf
Author: Peter Edward Baumann
language: en
Publisher: Trafford Publishing
Release Date: 2016-04-30
Good golf is a state of mind (Arnold Palmer). This book examines how running golf software on the brain is a powerful tool for living well and succeeding in life. An amusing and insightful journey into the world of golf, this book explores a simple question: What can golf teach us about ourselves and others?
Wake Up, White America
Wake Up, White America comes from the mind of controversial author John Parker. Filled with experiences, anecdotes, statistics, and social commentary, Parker shines a light on racism and the attitudes he and much of the black population of this country feel white America displays toward this often sensitive and polarizing topic. Parker understands that much of white America chooses to reject race as a reason for inequality because it frees them from the reality of guilt, even though these same people continue to benefit from said inequality. He also draws some very clear patterns of these attitudes and shows why the United States of America, if it is to ever evolve into what it can be, must first hold itself accountable for the treatment of its own citizens, which up to this point, it never has. This book is a much-needed read for everyone, regardless of race. Parker makes it clear, on many levels, that it is time for white America to wake up!