The Wisdom Book

Clarity for a World in Crisis

by Kelvin De’Marcus Allen J.D.


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 10/29/2026

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 5.5x8.5
Page Count : 226
ISBN : 9781458225917
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 5.5x8.5
Page Count : 226
ISBN : 9781458225931

About the Book

This fascinating anthology The Wisdom Book (Clarity for a World in Crisis), is an anthology of thought-provoking interviews and contributions by celebrities, noted influencers, scholars, activists and elders. While critical inter-personal messaging of our time is, “wise-up; seek-out enduring-habits-of-mind; study potential and enduring visions”. The Wisdom Book, is a critically important read for all, from the streets, arts, K-12, the academy, and non-partisan to all seated government servants on yet another level. It has examples of all written genre to showcase the importance of telling our stories to share commonsense and wisdom. This is an era saturated with news and information, fine art, poetry, rap, musical and song of every cultural genre. It is a time of model democratic reconstruction, Artificial Intelligence (AI) proliferation, algorithmic fragmentation, emotional, cultural, and institutional ambiguity about our collective “being-in-the-world crisis.” It is not a time of an absence of data. The editorial and strategic conversation of our day suggests that we as humans need to “wise-up” to accommodate Next Generation Artificial Intelligence (AI) as soon as possible or else! We are all in-point-of-fact at an unmistakable American and interconnected global-civilization-juncture. True wisdom is never born of academic detachment; it is forged under friction. For thirty-five years, Kelvin DeMarcus Allen has listened where others merely observed, gathering the lived testimonies of frontline builders, scholars, jurists, artists, and elders who chose institutional construction over performative grievance. The Wisdom Book (Clarity for a World in Crisis) has convened for the most part, an enduring council of elders whose tested insights refuse cynicism, bridge cultural memory with modern policy, and chart a rigorous blueprint for self-determination. For educators, community architects, and every sovereign thinker striving to anchor civic health in these precarious times, this volume provides a recommended compass.


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