Black in Prison, Black in Office: A Black Psychologist Struggles To Survive In America

This story takes the reader on a journey of a Black psychologist and the historical difficulties Black people have endured since before 1865. With a Black President in the White House of the United States, and a Black Attorney General in office, America appears to be enduring the same old ethnic bias and difficulties that brought this great Nation into existence, from the White House, to the local state and city police. The removal of the Confederate Flag from the South Carolina State House, obviously has not removed the symbol of racism and bias from the hearts of men.