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White Trash: A Vision of the Future

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A powerful true life story told through poetry and verse, of the only brown skinned afro boy to be brought up on a rough all white 1970's far-right North Manchester council estate at a time when racism was said and displayed in open view.His life takes many twists and turns guided by the political views of the time. The system seen him as stupid because he named his two beutiful white sons what was perceived at the time black muslim names. The poems describe their pain and tourture and the authors fight for justice.But to fight the once mighty Empire you have to understand the machine's nature. White Trash is the future. It's time to remove the hand from your eyes and the fingers from your ears. It's time humanity faced our Judgment Day.

Pages: 154

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Independently Published

Release: July 14, 2020

ISBN 13: 9798666319857

White Trash: A Vision of the Future

0/5 ( ratings)

A powerful true life story told through poetry and verse, of the only brown skinned afro boy to be brought up on a rough all white 1970's far-right North Manchester council estate at a time when racism was said and displayed in open view.His life takes many twists and turns guided by the political views of the time. The system seen him as stupid because he named his two beutiful white sons what was perceived at the time black muslim names. The poems describe their pain and tourture and the authors fight for justice.But to fight the once mighty Empire you have to understand the machine's nature. White Trash is the future. It's time to remove the hand from your eyes and the fingers from your ears. It's time humanity faced our Judgment Day.

Pages: 154

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Independently Published

Release: July 14, 2020

ISBN 13: 9798666319857

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