Choice Privilege: Whats Race Got to do with it

Choice Privilege: Whats Race Got to do with it

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  • Create Date:2021-04-22 16:31:30
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
  • Status:finish
  • Author:Melissa Tate
  • ISBN:1662800746
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Alex Whigham

Picked this book up because I watched Melissa’s interview with Candace Owens and was really inspired by her story。 Tells a very interesting story about how the rhetoric she saw before the collapse in her original country of Zimbabwe appears very similar to the state of current American politics。 Melissa also does a good job of synthesising a good overview of lots of current issues in America and looking at them through a Christian lens。My only gripes are the fact that the book was released well Picked this book up because I watched Melissa’s interview with Candace Owens and was really inspired by her story。 Tells a very interesting story about how the rhetoric she saw before the collapse in her original country of Zimbabwe appears very similar to the state of current American politics。 Melissa also does a good job of synthesising a good overview of lots of current issues in America and looking at them through a Christian lens。My only gripes are the fact that the book was released well after the 2020 election but the correlating parts of the book weren’t updated and rather had her talking about the election as if it was in the future, she must have intended to release the book before 2021。 And second the book has many spelling and grammatical errors, I was more than happy to over look these two issues though since I enjoyed her story so much and felt that her message was relevant and powerful。 。。。more

John

Inspiring autobiography of an immigrant from Zimbabwe。 Her mother taught her hard work and personal accountability。 The author’s work ethic and perseverance enabled her to prosper in America。 Inspired by liberty and opportunity that was not available to her in Zimbabwe。

William F

Melissa Tate explores her relationship with her fellow African-Americans and how they were deceived by progressive politicians。