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    Democratic Coma; The Experiment
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    Democratic Coma; The Experiment

    By Virgil Brannon

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    For too long, Blacks have held onto the lies their “friends and leaders” have told them … and then wondered why success and the American dream elude them.Sleep no more in this comatose state. Listen to Virgil Brannon as he removes the blinds and exposes the raw truth of who has done the most to keep Blacks “in their place.” And then, as he emphasizes, investigate for yourself. When you do, you will see that:- Abraham Lincoln and his fellow Republicans freed Blacks from slavery.- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a Republican fighting against Democrats.- Republican President Dwight Eisenhower sent troops into the South to desegregate the schools.- Democrats voted against the Civil Rights Act and opposed Dr. King’s march on Washington in 1963.Dig deeper, as Brannon has, and you will see what Democrats have done and what they are planning to do:- President Obama and other Democrats have established relationships with people who want to take away our freedom and destroy America. - Democrats have consistently sponsored legislation that keeps fathers out of Black families.- Policies by the Democrats have destroyed the education system, hurting Blacks more than any other segment of the population. - Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson Sr., and other Democratic voices for the Blacks purposely promote racism as a means for their own popularity and power. Democratic Coma sets the record straight, exposing this and more of the damage inflicted by these “friends of the Blacks.” And it offers hope. Success will come to those who drop their cloak of victimhood, realize they have the power and means within them to achieve, and take action to create a life of purpose, love, and integrity.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateAug 1, 2012
    ISBN9781937454487
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    Democratic Coma; The Experiment
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    Virgil Brannon

    Virgil Brannon is the founder of I AM VISION INC., a nonprofit youth program. The mission of I AM VISION INC. is to embrace and empower youth by challenging them to boost their vision via hands-on opportunities and encouraging their determination to excel in life. Virgil’s overall effort is to promote young people’s growth and their ability to dream and envision success to develop their leadership and academic capabilities. However, his charitable heart is with the empowerment of young people seeking positive mentors to help them navigate challenging obstacles. Virgil’s career background is also in private investigations and legal support, marketing, music management, and consulting. To better serve youth and their families, Virgil attended Shepherd’s Care Bible College and received a dual master’s and doctorate of ministry in religious counseling so that he would be equipped to address vital issues associated with socioeconomically disadvantaged youth and their families. Virgil didn’t stop there. He embraced a large number of business and socially based courses so that he could make certain that his organization was just as business savvy as it was charitably focused. These efforts resulted in not only master’s and doctoral degrees but an astonishing concentration of social enterprise. Today, you can find Virgil with his hands in a number of business deals that generate funding to support his endeavors to make it a little easier for youth to reach their full potential.

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