Publisher's Synopsis
I am, an eighty-six-year-old Black Man, explaining why he is somewhat optimistic about racial harmony in America... These Essays are about "The Beauty and Necessity of Generational Perspective in understanding social growth...AND The Passing of the "Indignation Torch"...
The heart of this book is two personal essays on race relations in America, written thirty years apart... Both essays approach the subject from a hopeful and optimistic point of view.
And Most Importantly it is About Why MY hope and optimism IS NOT TOTALLY EMBRACED by My Children and Grandchildren!
I see a world where the beauty in others does not diminishes your own... In fact, it enhances the beauty of all.
I must believe this BECAUSE... The alternative is too horrible to contemplate... AND not good for anyone!
