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Striking exposé insightfully elaborates on racism’s impact on society

‘Racism and Hate’ traces history to reveal influence of racism in today’s socio-economic status
ATLANTA–Jimmy C. Cameron publishes a highly informative and eye-opening study that delves deep into the
aspects of economic inequality. “Racism and Hate” (published by AuthorHouse) takes a critical look at the year
1954, firstly analyzing the enormity of the 14th amendment rights violations that Plessy v. Ferguson had allowed to
occur and secondly the ramifications of the Brown v. Board of Education case. It also examines the lightning rod
effect of the first American President of African descent has had on bringing the hidden vestiges of racism out of the
closet and placing it front and center on the nation’s conscience.

After five years of research, it traces 230 years of author Cameron’s family’s history in Georgia and cross-analyzes
it with historical events that took place at the time; exploring the impact of those events on his family’s social and
economic status. What was paramount in the research was that racism had a profound effect on the economic
condition of his family’s history. It exposes how racism played part in the social makeup of society and, more
significantly, how it was found within the government itself elude its laws.

This exposé is ideal for today’s racially charged environment. It attempts to provide a better understanding of
racism and both the moral and legal implications. It reveals the magnitude of the damage it has caused and is still
causing to the victims, harbors and to the society which it breeds.

“Racism and Hate”By Jimmy C. Cameron

Hardcover | 6 x 9in | 198 pages | ISBN 9781491815755
Softcover | 6 x 9in | 198 pages | ISBN 9781491815762
E-Book | 198 pages | ISBN 9781491815809
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