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“The legacy of American socialism is our blighted inner cities, dysfunctional inner city school and broken black families.”

Quote by Star Parker

Book:Blind Conceit: Politics, Policy and Racial Polarization: Moving Forward to Save America

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Blind Conceit: Politics, Policy and Racial Polarization: Moving Forward to Save America

This book delves into the complexities of political dynamics and policy decisions that have led to racial polarization in the United States, offering insights into potential paths for healing and progress. more

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Star Parker is an American columnist known for her views on conservative politics and social issues, particularly in the areas of race relations and poverty. Born on November 24, 1956, Parker's personal experience as a single mother who overcame poverty and racial discrimination has given her a unique perspective on these issues. more

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