RENEWING A NATION

RENEWING A NATION delves into the social disparities faced by individuals of African American Ancestry, tracing significant correlations to the Trans Atlantic slave trade. The book seeks not to create divisions among diverse cultures within Western societies but rather underscores the critical need for a trauma-informed society to comprehend the profound impact of historical racial trauma on the African American race, communities, and the Black Church. Central to the narrative is a compelling call for healing amidst the shadows of historical racial trauma. Black America is implored to engage in a profound introspection, examining the essence of healing and distinguishing between healthy conditions and toxic environments that hinder progress. The author's intent is to drive global change through enhanced awareness, comprehensive training, and a deep understanding of pressing issues such as Domestic Violence, child abuse, black-on-black crime, recidivism rates among young black individuals, and the juvenile justice system. A paradigm shift emerges as a necessity for collective survival and progress. While the responsibility of creating systems that cater to the needs of African Amer- icans may not solely rest with governments, the cherished institutions of the Black Church, the dedication of community leaders, and the restoration of the black family serve as pillars of transformation and hope. Success is envisioned as an attainable reality, contingent upon immediate and concerted action. "Renewing a Nation" serves as a clarion call for healing, transformation, and renewal, urging individuals to embrace the imperative work that lies ahead. The journey towards revitalizing our nation commences with each individual taking a stand and committing to a future of change and progress.
ASIN: B0DXVKYWY9
VSKU: BVV.B0DXVKYWY9.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Gilmore-Randall, Dr. Lolita R.
Binding: Hardcover
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Condition Notes: Book has little sign of wear or use