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I thought thee book was on point with the 44th president

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He had a tough job with the republican hateful partied

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I must admit when i first started reading this book i didn’t think md would forthrightly report on the president and his laissezfaire attitude when confronting or handling african american policies and issues boy was i wrong

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What i especially appreciated as i do with every book i’ve read by him is his inductive reasoning where he brilliantly states and illuminates the many false equivalencies asserted by the potus such as between ‘black and white experiences and how the president mistakes racial effects for their causes’

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Also in his ‘fear of alienating white people’ potus several times equates white and black anger as if while failing to mention white privilege

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As md reminds us ‘not only did white privilege and government assistance enhance the standing of whites but it also sharply contrasted to and reinforced black suffering’ jim crow yesterday and today

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Md expounds on how black anger for potus is ‘… counterproductive when it extends to the present white anger by comparison is explained only in contemporary terms and thus severed from its racist roots