The Declaration of Self-Evident Truths

The Declaration of Self-Evident Truths is a historical analysis of Race and Gender Relations in America; with Root and Cause being traced back to 500 BC, and authenticated by the King James Version of the Holy Bible.  In addition to the Biblical references, this book chronicles Sexism and Racism  from the continent of Africa and the slave trade, to the British Dynasties with their influence upon Colonial America, The Declaration of Independence, The Constitution, and ultimately, the impact of each  upon current social issues in contemporary American society.  The reader will gain more insight into their long term effect; not only in terms of the Sexual/Racial divide in America; but their impact upon our laws, our religious beliefs, our customs and mores as well.

"The Declaration of Self-Evident Truths"  questions the assertions made in "The Declaration of Independence", namely; “We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal...that they are endowed by their Creator with certain Inalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness...that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men deriving  their just powers from the consent of the governed.”

The principles included in this ICON of American legislation, are concepts intended to enhance the equitable distribution of the better things in life for all American people.  It assumes endowments by the Creator with rights which cannot be taken away.  It guarantees the equality of all men, women and children; while simultaneously assuring Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.  As Americans, we trust our government for the fulfillment of the promises contained in  The Declaration of Independence; which tells us that the purpose of government is to secure these rights for all of us.

Take a good look at the two preceding paragraphs of the Preface.  Begin at the very last sentence, and work your way back up to the beginning.  Make a note whenever you discover an inconsistent or disingenuous statement. Do that now before continuing...... The number of inconsistent or disingenuous statements that you find, is in direct proportion to your need to read the entire book. If you discover between zero and five discrepancies; don’t stop reading.  If you discovered up to ten or more; you may have less of a need to read further. However, every American should read this book to learn why we have had it wrong for so long; and to learn what we can do to make things right for this millennium.

This book might be considered a “pseudo- psychoanalysis” of the “Founding Fathers”, a critique of the British Monarchy and the theory of Divine Right; as well as a twentieth century expose on the relationship between "The Declaration of Independence", and the Sexism and Racism prevalent in contemporary American society.

By reading this book you will learn how the Constitutional dictates of the Thirteenth Amendment are implemented through the Criminal Justice System, including but not limited to the courts and local police and sheriff’s departments. This treatise on "The Declaration of Independence" explains how the Constitutional retention of Slavery resulted in a metamorphosis between the Plantation and the Penitentiary; the obvious result being a synonymy between Penology and Slavery.

It may surprise you to learn that by definition, Slavery and Racism are synonyms; or words that sound differently; but have the same meaning. When you complete the reading of this book, you will be able to name the correlates of a Sexist/Racist society. You will understand both the dominant and non-dominant group influences upon the perpetuation of Sexism and Racism in America. "The Declaration of Self-Evident Truths" clearly demonstrates that by design, these concepts and constructs of American ideology serve to perpetuate the gender/racial divide in this country; from Biblical, historical, current, and futuristic perspectives.