Reviewing Setting The Record Straight
Tony examines David Barton's book Setting the Record Straight: American History in Black & White, exploring its themes, historical claims, and he adds his unique perspective on the very provocative book, Black American political history and importance then, now, and in the future. The issue of race is America's achilles' heel, our enemies know this, both from without and within our borders,and it is being used to divide us and destroy us as a nation. This is simply because America's REAL history regarding "race", particularly when it comes to the important impact of the American Negro, has been kept from us.
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