What We Blacks Need to Do

This book is about the three vital components that made the Black race great. Belief in God, thirst for education and the working together of family members. These items were the rule. Today, for the most part, they are the exception. In the old days Black families helped family members while they were in the cradle and were there to give them their last drink of water on their death bed. All family members were expected to finish high school and go to college if financially possible. All family members were required to show respect and go to church. A small number of males (fathers) did not go to church, but they made their children go. Today image, houses, cars, clothes and other material goods have moved up the ladder of priority. Far too many Blacks don't attend church, don't monitor their children's home work and don't work or communicate with family members. This book offers some authenticated solutions to our many problems based on my experience and suggestions from many others who have confronted these problems.Hankins, James J. is the author of 'What We Blacks Need to Do', published 2004 under ISBN 9780974776507 and ISBN 0974776505.