Racism: The Absence of Good by Christopher Handy

Racism: The Absence of Good by Christopher Handy

Racism's sole purpose, like any other evil, is to kill, steal, and destroy the human soul.

Racism: The Absence of Good was written to outline the many aspects of racism and how it significantly impacts both the individuals who experience it and those who encourage it.

We will further examine the many facets of racism and how it affects our society and the world as a whole, and how this plays a central role in our lives and in the lives of those around us.

This book will make you think and reflect, but most of all offer mankind and the world workable solutions to this ongoing plague known as racism, which has troubled our society for far too long.

In order for mankind to have a bright and productive future together in unity without racism, hatred, discrimination, violence, poverty, social injustice, and division we need to actively accept and implement a universal solution.

We must all come together in true brotherhood and unite for the common good of humanity and work towards a solution that will bring an end to racism once and for all. In order for that to happen, we must put aside our differences and unite. There is hope for our world and that hopes lies within each of us.

BOOK REVIEWS

"This is a fantastic and compelling book that I read in one night as I could not set it down. It will enlighten and bring understanding to one of the most glossed over subjects known to man, a must read. I wholeheartedly recommend this page turning masterpiece!"

- ​Bishop Dr. Bradley Carey

“Racism: The Absence of Good" is a comprehensive and informative read that I could not put it down! This book will allow the reader a peek into the heart and soul of the pain that this cancer called racism is causing. It also gives hope to the reader that this issue can and will be finally addressed in a positive way, that society is not totally lost."

- Dr. Sheila R. Smith PhD

"There's much to learn in life and I am thankful that people like Dr. Christopher Handy are willing to teach us. This book is a important component with a powerful message."

- Rev. John D. Cooper