How We Got to Black Lives Matter

Learn about the historical timeline of slavery in world and in the United States and how this sordid practice, though expunged long ago in the United States, still reverberates throughout American society years after its legal ending and in ways unknown at the time of its actual practice.  In this book is a factual, albeit summary account of the start and evolution of slavery in America from Jamestown, VA to Appomattox Courthouse, VA and the end of the Civil. And then through the Jim Crow South that finally and thankfully ended with the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The book then turns to the Great Society legislation and the disastrous consequences it has wrought on America's inner city black communities and their inhabitants. Things rarely if ever talked about in an accurate and fair manner by the various factions of the political class, and that leave these disastrous consequences in place, and with no actions or commitment to arrest them.  The book goes into detail about the true causes of despair that impact so many black lives, and that know most growing numbers of white and Hispanic people of well. At the same time and for over a half a century now, politicians have enabled the growth and continuation of government dependency in exchange for votes. The condition of many inner city black communities in the United State borders in that of third world countries, and for what have become sinister reasons, continues on without abatement.  Despite what you hear or see, or what you want to hear or see, the problems in these places are in large the failure of government social policies and a lack of accountability and responsibility of the part of these communities and their citizens.   The politicians, academia, grievance industry muckrakers, and the mainstream media, have colluded for years to obscure the real causes of the degradation and despair that afflicts so many of our black and other minority. communities. In that regard, various statistics and reports on crime, incarceration, and general living conditions are provided in certain later chapters of the book that factually and forcefully refute the entire Black Lives matter narrative about white on black murder, and in particular, alleged law enforcement abuse of the same nature of the same nature.     And then there is Black Lives Matter. A black militant hate group that was born of nothing more than provable lies and propaganda, and without pause, aided and abetted by the hideous mendacity and dark political motives of the American left. So by all means read, a dose of the truth is what you need!