Just The Typical American Negro
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Thanks for the opportunity to spoke upon you Only in America. Thanks to you the reader in advance, and to America the writer guarantees this book is one of a kind. Never before or can it be duplicated it's pure and absolute surrender to truth. This book has an inner-connected whole on truth the reality is very separate from others. Everything about this book from the beginning to the end is very distinct from others please read and promote self to a higher mental acceptance. Who am I? That's the big question every human has but hasn't translated the thought into reality. By actuality, no human knows for sure it's only a possibility at best, and from reality that makes us all brothers and sisters of this Universe by blood. There is only one human blood in this Universe, and that's absolute. From the first page to the last it's unique, this book is about the poor old American Negro of America. The Negro they were created to be just that, they were created by America, for America, to be an endowment for the future of America. This book talks about slick Eugene a true life character that the writer idolized but, once light arrived the writer learned what reality was.
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About the Book
One cannot comprehend America until they comprehend the Negro. The writer's great-grandfather once said that the Negro was just like a hog they don't endure to the end. Wash them up, dress them proudly and tie a red ribbon around their neck but as soon as they see a mud hole they will wallow. Where their spirit is where they will reside
The writer's great-great-great-grandfather who was a very wealthy Slave owner, a judge, and a teacher to future slave owners said it best, that hope was evil. He told his students to acknowledge power, and to give the slave hope. The Slave owner would be in power.
About the Author
Jun Franklin De Horney is just the typical American Negro, despite the atrocities Jun is very proud to be an American born 07-09-44 in Dension, Texas. The first of four siblings born in a hospital, the second generation to be born out of slavery, on his father's side. Third generation on his mother's side. Jun's genetics go to Africa, Ireland, and back to America by way of Native American.
The great-grandson of a well known fellow American who's handwriting is imprinted on the original state constitution of Texas.