[bdeaner]

Jesse Lee Peterson. I'm gonna have to pick up his book.

[bdeaner]

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[mcenedo]

bump - kinda long, but worth it - my favorite - Why black women are so mean,

[Peace will be here soon]

Reverend Peterson is one of many great Black leaders coming to prominence in this country. His message should not only be heard by Black-America but by White-America as well.

[gc4nra]

I have known Jesse Lee for a few years now. An incredible man, who does not get enough recognition from the liberal media. I am proud to have been a participant in the last two "Day of Repudiation of Jesse Jackson" in front of the Rainbow-PUSH coalition headquarters in L.A. and have met many B.O.N.D graduates, a very impressive group of young men!

His first book "From Rage to Responsiblity" was right on the mark. "SCAM" looks great, but I have to wait until Christmas to open my autographed copy.

[mhking]

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[Tax-chick]

Great book, very challenging. Most conservatives of any race won't address the fact that many social and political problems are the direct result of personal immorality, and will not be solved without personal conversion.

If I have one quibble, it's that Peterson, in accurately pointing out the very positive program of Martin Luther King, Jr., for black Americans, fails to mention that King's own immorality and hypocrisy may be considered the "bad seed" of modern black America. Right from the beginning, King's personal life created the perception that you can have a successful culture while ignoring moral truths.

[RenegadeReporter]

Wow! Thanks for posting. For those who remarked about how long it is, it's actually Part I and Part II posted together. A joyous holiday to one and all!

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