Why Do African Americans Call Themselves the N...Word?: Myths You Believe and Questions You Want to Know About Blacks but Are Afraid to Mention - Softcover

Samuel Taylor's experience with fighting white supremacist misconceptions began early in life. He was raised in the southern baptist church tradition where he questioned the misrepresentation of Jesus as white and the books of the Bible that had been removed by Europeans prior to colonialization and African slavery. This quest for the true or original Christian beliefs sent him on a life journey that lead to his studies in Africa, Europe, the Caribbean, Central and South America. He became an educator and champion for racial equality and justice. He taught at a major southern Universty where he was asked to stop the successful recruitung efforts of the KKK and neo Nazis on campus. Mr Taylor took the truly Christian approach of looking at his enemies as lost brothers and sisters. Through prayer he was compelled to join white supremacist groups undercover in order to understand their misguided and violent belief system. What he learned is critical to racial healing and the future of America. He put his life on the line to expose the role the traditional education system plays in fostering racial injustice by hiding the true nature of African and world history. Mr. Taylor shows true American spirit and courage that deserves our support and respect.