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My destiny has never been pre-determined by my skin color, more than anything else, it is being shaped by the choices I make daily, good and bad. This book follows author Melissa Tate's early life growing up in Africa and eventual migration to the United States. Tate contends that, in America, it is a person's good choices, not their skin color, that determines the upward
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Choice Privilege: What's Race Got To Do With It?
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Title: Choice Privilege: What's Race Got To Do With It?
Language : ENGLISH
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My destiny has never been pre-determined by my skin color, more than anything else, it is being
shaped by the choices I make daily, good and bad. This book follows author Melissa Tate's early
life growing up in Africa and eventual migration to the United States. Tate contends that, in
America, it is a person's good choices, not their skin color, that determines the upward trajectory
of his or her life. After migrating to the United States at age nineteen for college, her experience in
America has been a living contradiction to the false white privilege narrative. In spite of being black
in America, Tate has been able to achieve great success to which she credits to hard work,
determination, good choices, and her faith in God. Her story, like many African immigrants, is at
odds with propaganda peddled by the left. She lives a life of privilege as the fruit of hard work,
doing things in the right order and prioritizing life in a way that places God first, then family, then
her career. Tate discusses the cultural parallels between African culture vs neo-Black American
culture as a means to explain the economic disparities seen between African immigrants (who
tend to thrive in America) and Black Americans. The larger neo-Marxist agenda behind critical
race theory ideology, as a plot to racially divide and conquer the America from within, is discussed
extensively in this book. Tate exposes this dangerous and divisive ideology as a false religion that
is antithetical to biblical principles and an assault on the teachings of Martin Luther King, Jr. Tate
offers solutions on how America can overcome this agenda, heal the racial divide, and fulfil its
God-given destiny as the beacon of light, freedom, and prosperity in the world.
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