I Can't Breathe: Living While Black In America The Ultimate Death Sentence

And no, it didn't start with the death of George Floyd or the 25-year old Ahmaud Arbery who was maimed while jogging through Glynn County, Ga. Throughout history, blacks have been living their lives like victims, dodging physical and emotional bullets and this book will explain to you how and why. Living in America as a black is indeed different from what most people around the world think. It's hardly the land of opportunity or the land of the free, nor is it the land of the brave -and in a minute, you're going to see what I mean. So if you've been asking yourself: ...then this book will answer all these questions comprehensively to give you an accurate account of life in the United States that most people (including those living in this country) aren't familiar with. Indeed, , and are some of the expressions that have become the default physiognomy of an average black in America, the same way protests in the U.S. against systemic racism and police brutality against the blacks are becoming a normal occurrence and a way of life. Even if you think you've heard countless racist stories, this book's level of detail will help you understand the deep rot in the system and American culture that may take years to end. Ready to begin?