I Ain't Nobody's Negro

This book is an unveiling of the egregious behavior of white America perpetrated against people of color particularly the black man that they so commonly named Negro-a name that primarily denotes a piece of commodity-usable property. This is an exposé on love and forgiveness or how else can we as a nation or even the world move on. This book reveals how the black man accepted being a Negro a piece of commodity and even now refuses to detach himself from that subservient consciousness of the Negro. I Ain't Nobody's Negro is the beginning of a quest to change people's consciousness of who they are. The black man was systematically taught for over two hundred years that black is bad and white is good; thus is the reason why he fries his hair straight colors his eyes and bleaches his skin-all to be as close to white as he can. He was trained to subconsciously hate himself. This book shows the black man how to become self-fulfilled and self-reliant and how to love himself as well as those that committed the hate-filled atrocities against him over the years.