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Chased

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Chased

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Have you or someone you know been the victim of a racist attack? How do you process that? How do you cope in the aftermath? Chased takes an in depth look at racism in America, breaking it down to its simplest form that easily shows how it truly affects all of society. This book exposes those relationships, environments, and other external sources that form and shape our views and opinions on race and provides relevant, sustainable solutions to combat it. Throughout this expose, the author shares his journey through personal stories filled with lessons and blessings while speaking broadly about the impact of trauma and providing vital information you can incorporate into daily life for your journey back to a healthy state of mind. Understanding the complexities of racism in America and exploring a plan to fight it can be beneficial to personal growth regardless of your background or political affiliation. If you seek to learn more about racial inclusion and understanding other cultures, this book is definitely for you. Entrepreneur, activist, poet, and author Carl Malone was born and raised in Fort Wayne, Indiana and attended Indiana University where he earned a B.S. in Public Affairs and then earned an MBA from Indiana Wesleyan, Indianapolis prior to relocating to Mississippi. Over the past 12 years, Carl has been actively involved in improving race relations in Mississippi and worked with organizations such as Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Mission Mississippi as a Desoto County Event Coordinator organizing events to improve race relations.
Have you or someone you know been the victim of a racist attack? How do you process that? How do you cope in the aftermath? Chased takes an in depth look at racism in America, breaking it down to its simplest form that easily shows how it truly affects all of society. This book exposes those relationships, environments, and other external sources that form and shape our views and opinions on race and provides relevant, sustainable solutions to combat it. Throughout this expose, the author shares his journey through personal stories filled with lessons and blessings while speaking broadly about the impact of trauma and providing vital information you can incorporate into daily life for your journey back to a healthy state of mind. Understanding the complexities of racism in America and exploring a plan to fight it can be beneficial to personal growth regardless of your background or political affiliation. If you seek to learn more about racial inclusion and understanding other cultures, this book is definitely for you. Entrepreneur, activist, poet, and author Carl Malone was born and raised in Fort Wayne, Indiana and attended Indiana University where he earned a B.S. in Public Affairs and then earned an MBA from Indiana Wesleyan, Indianapolis prior to relocating to Mississippi. Over the past 12 years, Carl has been actively involved in improving race relations in Mississippi and worked with organizations such as Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Mission Mississippi as a Desoto County Event Coordinator organizing events to improve race relations.

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