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This book is a comprehensive exploration of social justice issues affecting the African American community in the United States. It addresses a wide range of topics, including healthcare, education, justice, policing, housing, democracy, rural development, economic prosperity, environmental justice, and the digital divide. Through a series of essays by notable contributors, the book outlines systemic inequalities and proposes actionable solutions to address these challenges. The work draws inspiration from historical movements and aims to empower individuals and communities to advocate for equitable policies. The intended audience includes policymakers, activists, educators, and anyone interested in addressing racial and social inequalities.

African Americans --- Social justice --- Social conditions

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African Americans --- African Americans --- African Americans --- Civil rights --- Race identity --- Social conditions

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A community philanthropist empowers men of color to discover their own source of healing, hope, and inspiration."In a time when many men of color are experiencing a sense of isolation and aloneness, it is exciting to know that they realize they do have power!"--Iyanla Vazant, author, and founder of Inner Visions Institute for Spiritual DevelopmentReclaim Your Power! A 30-Day Guide to Hope, Healing, and Inspiration for Men of Color is a compact but powerful book in which Terrance Dean provides men of color with meaningful, spiritual meditations that can be practiced anywhere at any time. Quotations and exercises further build upon the daily lessons in the book. Among them: Listen; Be Still; Can't No One Stop You but You; Faith; Have Integrity; and Move, Mountain, Get out of My Way!"It's no accident that you have this book in your hands," writes Dean in his Introduction. "You or someone you know has thought enough about you to get you started or help you remember your connection to Spirit. Know that everything is divinely created and that you are meant to be here, right now, at this time, to become aware of your greatness. I encourage you to read this book and be open to its message."One cannot help but feel empowered after reading this book!

African Americans --- Power (Philosophy) --- Mental Healing --- Inspiration --- Conduct Of Life --- Social Science --- Philosophy --- Body, Mind & Spirit --- Self-Help

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The authors re-examine our assumptions about poverty in America--what it really is and how to eliminate it now.

Poverty --- United States --- Economic conditions