The United States of America White House:
Is It For The White Race Only?
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Answer me oh! citizens of United States of America; why is the residential home of the United States of America president named "The White House", is it for the white race only?
Is the "White House" named after the color of paint or is it racial? Many individuals like myself who have wondered about this, would like to know the true reason behind the name "The White House". Coming to think about it, has there ever been a member of the black race as the United States President since the formation of the country? Will there ever be a black race member who will live in that house as the United States President? Is it not because black race members have never been given the opportunity to be the United States President?
Though truth is said to be bitter, but it needs to be told for the world to understand that there is no racial motivation behind the name of the United States presidential home.
Racial issues have lingered for decades, and needs to be stopped before it gets out of hand because it breeds division that can lead to enmity existing in the nation. This lack of unity can in turn lead to downfall of a nation just as it does to a family[house] or a group. Americans need to realize that united we stand, divided we fall. This is the time to put things right by tackling and resolving them, and not to leave them until they have fallen apart and the center will no longer be able to hold. As when "thing fall apart, the center canot hold". Therefore,
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About the Book
This book is an inspiration for change, intended to bring peace among races by provocating the white race into doing something about the opportunities devoid for blacks in attaining their goals and dreams, and to boost the energy of the black race to push further for opportunities that correspond with change in time. It makes inquiry into the true reason behind the naming of the United States of America White House, and examined the causes of non-progress in the situations of the African American Blacks due to racial discrimination engulfed in the United States of America system that made it difficult for blacks to achieve their goals and dreams; which creates barrier between the black race and the White House.
About the Author
Kate Benjamin-Opuwari is a citizen of the United States of America, who before embarking on writing a book on racial discrimination had experienced life in both the United States and other countries like the United Kingdom, Nigeria in West Africa, and few others; observing and studying both the people and their governing system. She received an LLB Law Degree at the university of Leicester in England, and a Criminal Justice Degree at the university of Texas, in the United States. Kate currently lives between United Kingdom and the United States, and she is now working on her second book.