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About This Book
In the eyes of many, an African American commits the ultimate act of betrayal if he or she dares to express conservative beliefs. Ironically, those before us fought for African Americans to simply vote, not be handcuffed to one particular party.
Still, because approximately ninety percent (90%) of African Americans are registered Democrats, it’s almost as if we have a “negrofied†bible that says, “If you’re black, you’re Democratâ€â€"and that’s it. Period. That closed frame of mind leaves little desire to even acknowledge another viewpoint, let alone try to understand it.
Black People Can’t Be Republican is a collection of short stories based in Anytown, USA that explores viewpoints from various angles in a debate formatâ€"not only about political party affiliations, but other hot-button topics common in the community, such as the N-word, homosexuality, “thick†versus “fatâ€, and sagging pants.
Still, because approximately ninety percent (90%) of African Americans are registered Democrats, it’s almost as if we have a “negrofied†bible that says, “If you’re black, you’re Democratâ€â€"and that’s it. Period. That closed frame of mind leaves little desire to even acknowledge another viewpoint, let alone try to understand it.
Black People Can’t Be Republican is a collection of short stories based in Anytown, USA that explores viewpoints from various angles in a debate formatâ€"not only about political party affiliations, but other hot-button topics common in the community, such as the N-word, homosexuality, “thick†versus “fatâ€, and sagging pants.