Own the Change: How Our Children Will Lead the Next Cultural Movement
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"Powerful . . . If half of Harper's vision is realized, the societal and economic changes could redefine the idea of inclusion in the USA."—Ebenezer Ekuban, former NFL player (Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos, and Cleveland Browns) A powerful leader, public speaker, and mentor, Ralph Harper has launched his plan for a more literate, more inclusive, more crime-free America. In this important book, he outlines the journey of black Americans, from the bonds of slavery to the first black president, to the current struggles black Americans—including the author—have experienced. In Own the Change: How Our Children Will Lead the Next Cultural Movement, Harper points out that the seventh decade of each century has brought great change for black Americans. Now, as we approach the 2060s, we must raise the next generations in a way that will set them up for success. His seven life principles—which emphasize a sense of duty, accountability, education, and hard work—will benefit people of every race, creed, and social status. A must-read for students of black history and for anyone interested in social change, this book outlines steps readers can take right now to make America the "perfect union" of equality and prosperity it has always had the potential to be. "An essential, must-read book for the sake of our children and all of us."—Bonnie Hearn Hill, KMPH-TV Great Day Book Club
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