What Your Black Friends Don't Tell You

About the Book

This book will surprise some, anger some, rekindle the human spirit in some, re-establish partnerships of the sixties and seventies, and make some laugh, but its main point is to get you to talk to your Black friends at work, politicians in your cities and your neighbors to dispell the myth that there is no race problem in America anymore.  What you are seeing today is the shaking off of the "chains of intimidation" of Black people who are now speaking out.  You are about to witness the rebirth of the Civil Rights Movement all over again.  Where do you stand?

About the Author

Carl is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati during the turbulent Civil Rights Days of the sixties.    

 Carl has published several articles for major professional human resources magazines, one article entitled “From The Top of The Heap to The Bottom of The Heap, The Heap Reversal Theory” was used as a reference in a class at Ohio State University.

Carl has been a lecturer at several universities and colleges and taught African and African American History at Defiance College in Ohio and the University of Idaho, Idaho Falls Campus.  He also taught Urban Sociology at St. Francis College in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

“What Your Black Friends Don’t Tell You” is Carl’s first book culminating ten years of research and writing.  It discusses Carl’s opinions and experiences about the plight of white and Black people in America. A must read book for both races.

A second book entitled, "When I Was Little I Used to Be Colored" will be released soon.