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After a dedicated few years of religious piety and exploratory political activism, proud Black American Malang Flathill is shocked to find himself the recipient of a one-in-a-million legendary spiritual experience. Now targeted by his ethnic group's traditional foes, can Malang find a way to use his enlightened insights to aid an inspired, anti-racism grassroots organization secure the economic protected class status long denied his people before he can be stopped by a succession of anti-Black goons? BUY IT NOW! -- $9.00 + $5 shipping &amp; handling <ul><li>Make a one-time $15 purchase on Patreon and receive a copy signed by the author!*</li></ul>Publisher: ‎ Second Sight Graphix Medium: Print Marketplace: Patreon Language: ‎ English Paperback: ‎ 262 pages ISBN-13: ‎ 978-0-692-98222-8 Weight: 0.414 lb Dimensions: ‎ 4.25 x 0.551 x 6.87 inches Genre[s]: Literary, Personal, Religious/Spiritual, Thriller/Suspense __________________ *product will mail to the address Patron provides once funds are received; you will be reminded to cancel the subscription

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Pretty much all of my favorite anti-racism activists and Black media personalities are hard on President Obama and feel he didn't do enough for Black Americans. I hold my <a href="https://qr.ae/TUr3lw" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">own argument</a> about that, and think that even if a bit of it were true, it was clear in my own research that Obama's plan was a long-term one, seeking to create a legacy that would build up the economic floor of Black Americans over time. Using a packaged agenda composed of Common Core, college loan reform, tech initiatives, anti-trust law enforcement in the tech sector and finally his customized portion of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), he was trying to rebuild the American middle class with a technology angle that Black Americans would be major participants in, too.  He could've done more if it wasn't for racism, but I think he did his very best from within the strategy he planned out.  The activists aren't trying to hear all of that and wanted the president to make ballsier moves for Black people that addressed the more here-n-now part of our lives.  His biggest gamble was hoping/needing the succeeding POTUS to put the final, critical cap on his legacy agenda by signing his version of the TPP, but of course that failed. Since I know many Black business owners sing his praises because he did put things in place that enabled them to launch and prosper during his two-terms, we could probably go back-n-forth over that stuff for a minute. lolMy bottomline is that Barack Obama did do a lot for us as Black Americans and his presidency wasn't just symbolic like the hardcore activists claim. It was a genuinely GOOD THING to have a Black POTUS for very real, tangible reasons. And if we were able to accomplish that previously considered impossible Black political Agenda wishlist item, then we can certainly capture the other ones, too.*Saturday M. Rasheed Patreon entries are free content for casual outsider viewing. Subscribe as a Patron for as low as $1 a month for access to ALL posts._________________________________MEDIUM: Scanned pen &amp; ink cartoon drawing w/Adobe Photoshop color. SUBSCRIBE on mrasheed.com and receive a <a href="https://bit.ly/2EWh3zN" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">FREE! Weapon of the People eBook</a> by M. Rasheed!<img data-media-id="29539975" src="https://c10.patreonusercontent.com/4/patreon-media/p/post/24573726/cfe35b03943f4a2e9914c5b01bcfefb9/eyJwIjoxfQ%3D%3D/1.jpg?token-time=1715299200&token-hash=lzP0Es7KfGCanMg3DWdiJ_6nJODmHsKu3pZrbLuorEc%3D">

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