Excellent career opportunities, beautiful landscapes, and a relaxed lifestyle are many reasons for living in the USA! Check out King Bell’s Raw Truth below.
America was built on the intention that all people are created equal and that there shall be justice and liberty for all. However, today the United States Of America is split into multiple sections, from politics, races, and lifestyles. In the past, people still had close to the same diversity, but they were closed as a nation and did not let problems split them apart but brought them closer together. This nation needs to return to how people lived community-wise at the beginning of time, where there were tight-knit communities. America needs to return to the idea that everyone is created equal.
About The Book: American’t
It is a strange time to be Black in America, a country where waking up Black can be considered a crime. Walk in the shoes of six Black men as they live through being Black in American’t. Observe how they maneuver through corporate America, love, friendship, and religion while trying to understand why America cannot love Black people. Their journey will make you laugh, cry, and become angry, but above all else, it will make you think. Are Black people citizens of America who love to wave its flag and boast of the constitution, bill of rights, and emancipation proclamation? Or, are Black people subhuman at the bottom of a caste system, still enslaved people in American’t; this is their story, but you be the judge.
Being black in America has obstacles that people have to overcome and, unfortunately, accept. King Bell chose to write in his effort to maneuver since he could not change the color of his skin or the minds of many in his country who could not possess compassion for anyone who was not white.
This book about life as a citizen of America is the superlative that highlights King’s vexation when America disappoints him, and he knows that the many annoyances are shared by so many other non-white people through conversations, music, art, and, yes, his contribution, to the plethora of other agitated Black authors.
The American’t community is composed of those who understand not only the exasperations that come with waking up black but the need to release the frustrations onto paper instead of using a gun, a bomb, or storming the Capitol.
To the NON-BLACK READER; Although the author wrote this out of a particular irritation of being a Black man in America, this is not a Black book, it is a great book about King Bell’s raw truth, and great books do not possess a color; you too will enjoy the roller coaster.
An Early Look Of The Book
Chapter I: WE ALL NEED to unwind after a day of hard work or no work. But I need to be around people. We need human interaction and touch, away from the cold, mechanical political correctness on a corporate plantation. You need an environment where no one has a title and people have style. Men have swag or no swag. Women have class or no class. I love living downtown because I can exit my building, go left, right or cross the street, and there’s entertainment, food, and art. I can feel the life of the city around me like I’m a droplet of blood in the veins of the street. My city needs me to live as much as I need it. I’m one with the roads, and I’m one with the city. My city is Charlotte, North Carolina….
Author’s Summary
King Bell, also known as Jerome Nyjuan Bell, Sr., is an author and avid reader. He graduated in Business Administration from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University in Tallahassee, Florida, in 1999. After serving ten years, he exited the United States Marine Corps and received his Master’s in Business Administration from Averett University in Danville, Virginia, in 2003. Mr. Bell is an Entrepreneur and Real Estate Investor who resides in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
