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Racism, Where Is Your Sting?

A Provocative Look at the Beginning and the End of Racism

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Racism, Where Is Your Sting?

By: Eric Tangumonkem
Narrated by: Alexander Morris
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Each time the issue of racism is mentioned, tensions immediately run high, reason is thrown out the window, and emotional outbursts run rampant. Even though a lot of effort has been done to fight it, the devastating consequences continue to this day.

In this book, Dr. Tangumonkem challenges the status quo and presents a perspective that is both provocative and inspirational. Contrary to what you hear from those stoking the flames of racism and fermenting hate and bigotry, we are not at the mercy of racism. In fact, he dives deep into history to explain why the tendency to be racist is present in each one of us, regardless of skin color.

The good news is that the victory has already been won - all we need is to live it out.

©2020 Eric Tangumonkem (P)2020 Eric Tangumonkem
Racism & Discrimination

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