so-soOriginally published in 2020, this book makes a genuine attempt to inspire change and serves as a call to action. However, as it offers a more immediate perspective on longstanding issues, it falls short by not addressing gender inequality. Additionally, it overlooks the fact that racial equality cannot be achieved without concrete steps to address gender inequality within Black communities.
pickAndre M. Perry looks at the truth of power, not just from an perspective of racial equality, but drills down into each aspect that leads to power. His data-driven look at the pillars that serve as a foundation for wealth and power, like business ventures, education, and home ownership, form the basis for equality. Perry proves that things like increasing the number of black business owners and homeowners can dramatically lift the economy for all.
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