Maggy Spencer: A Tale of Cottage Life (1852)

In 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., delivered his aI Have a Dreama speech in hopes of racial unity. Now, nearly forty-five years later, Albert R. Reddick presents his dream come trueahis model for overcoming racismain his book, Becoming One. Diversity has reached the shores, institutions, political parties, and communities of America. Former Senator Barack Obama is the first interracial African-American to be President of the United States of America. In order to maintain unity, America must overcome racism. Racism is divisive. Therefore, it is time for dialogue. African Americans must create the atmosphere for dialogue. After endless years of research, studies, personal experience, and fighting against unlawful discrimination, Dr. Reddick presents his findings and analysis for overcoming racism in Becoming One.