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The Crime of Being Born Black: Ajamu's Fate - Paperback

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by Kondo Nassor (Author)

We all have stories to tell. No matter what the outcome, each one is priceless, in its own unique way. Some are presented to us through hearsay and some through what we've lived and experienced, personally. The Crime of Being Born Black: Ajamu's Fate, which is based upon some true events, is a bittersweet story, which depicts the epoch of two brothers, their struggles in life and in the movement, accompanied by many untold truths. Author Earl Resnover (Kondo Nassor) brings his large-scale journey to the table; a story never to be forgotten. The title "The Crime of Being Born Black..."speaks volumes, as it unmasks the crisis of those considered to be the faces at the bottom; African Americans.

Number of Pages: 174
Dimensions: 0.37 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: June 14, 2022
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