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History, Power, Rejection, betrayal, animosity, White House Politics, Financial Meltdown and more are fascinatingly interwoven into this political fiction Going through the Changes: In the Age of Obama. From prolific author Tyrone Galtney another ground breaking political book that will leave you in shock and awe. When, ‘Weapons of Massive Politics (W.M.P.) is released on every day citizens in America. It will keep readers riveted from the first to the last page.
div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">span style="line-height: 115%; font-size: 12pt">Readers are introduced to Dre’ and Ashley, two young adults who meets during his last year in college as she becomes pregnant. With no money or no job there is only one place to turn. Dre’ a White House Senior Assistant and Ashley a single mother who becomes an inspiring White House Liason. He has sworn to graduate from college to his mother just before her untimely death in public housing. Ashley will stop at nothing to help him in landing his lifelong dream of working in The White Hou | |  | | The No Way Out Syndrome Robert Taylor Homes Coup de tat'
I attended Northeastern Illinois University studying for a double major in Political Science and Criminal Justice while living in Robert Taylor Homes the largest public housing authority in the nation while working as a community activist for poverty stricken resident’s rights. I have also received a certification as an Urban Developer from University of Illinois at Chicagos Great Cities Urban Developers Program.
In this shocking and engaging book, Tyrone Galtney, a Former Black Community Activist, Researcher & Former resident of Robert Taylor Homes walks you through the assassination of Robert Taylor Homes: the former largest public housing development of the nation. He places you right at the scene of a real life startling event that has had an impact on the Black votes in the city of Chicago, and throughout the Inner-City nationwide. Through experience, comparison and analysis and a thorough examination, he reveals the evil behind this whole injustice of a poor people: the Daley Machine Polit |
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Footsteps
by Brendan O'Brien
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 Ireland 1967. The Summer of love. Or was it?
A holiday weekend. Amazing weather. American student Dakota Lacey is hiking around Kerry.
But there’s a sinister, dark side to the atmosphere. Lone female hikers are being brutally attacked. |
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