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Put an End to Racial & ethnic misunderstanding, negative stereotypes of any group of people now! Using his research, social experiences, numerous interviews, regarding harmony between different ethnic groups, with associates, colleagues, acquaintances, throughout the United States, over several years, since the first book, author John Davis offers sound solutions and suggestions to correct the negative and unfounded stereotypes of many White Americans. The text is a compilation facts, insights, designed to address and correct negative and unfounded stereotypes of particular groups of people in White America, to become more knowledgeable of other groups, toward the objective of developing empathy with the culture of various ethnic groups. The focus is to create or generate dialog and positive communication between diverse ethnic groups. We need to become deeply aware, that beneath a sixteenth of an inch of skin we are all alike. When our attention is directed to the fact that so much of what we do as a people in general in all aspects of our lives from music, art, slang phrases, gestures and so much more, is taken from each other, taken from each of our different cultures and mixed into what might be termed a melting pot that becomes a rainbow containing parts of all of us where ethnic distinctions are blurred and no longer important. Help to establish social peace and make a difference by ordering a copy of this touching book, which is a clear map towards the understanding and harmony between the races, online at Xlibris.com or at your local bookstore today
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