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As I expected, Candace Owens book is PERFECTION! Its extremely well written & I can practically hear her voice in my head as I read it. As a black woman I can relate to so many of the things that shes covered in this book, such as the the trap of being on welfare. It reminded me of my own mother telling me once Welfare mamas make welfare babies as a warning to not get dependent on the system to provide for me & my daughter (I was a young single mom at the time). I also love what Candace has written regarding modern day feminism being no friend to the black community. She reminds us of the Emmitt Till tragedy whilst warning against the dangers of a believe all women mentality… Candace just hits the nail on the head on so many important issues! I think this is a MUST read for everyone, not just black Americans! Every few pages I just found myself getting excited & texted a friend about what Id just read! This book is definitely needed right now, given the current state of affairs in our country & it certainly solidifies my position as a PROUD CONSERVATIVE BLACK WOMAN!!!

Candice Owens is my new hero and Im a white, 61 year old grandmother!!
She is intelligent, and extremely brave, especially during this political climate of September 2020!
She is a Beautiful young woman who honestly cares what happens to Americans of all races!
Do NOT simply write her off because you think you know her!
She honestly and deeply cares about the African-American Community and is not a sell-out to her race.
Shes a brilliant and beautiful young woman with an old soul. The kind of wisdom that used to come from family…the fathers, mothers, aunts, uncles, and grandparents in our homes!
I would be first in line to vote for Candice Owens for President of The United States!

Easy reading, highly informative, and sometimes shocking. More when I finish reading, but I can already tell you, black, white, Republican, Democrat, Independent, young or old, you need to read this book!

Sincerely,
Tana-Lee
White, female, 70 year old, Conservative, US Veteran

Candace Owens can come off aggressive. However, if you actually listen to what she says, she is full of common sense. She is a no nonsense voice in a world that is loud and distracting. If you listen to her, she really does care about everyone living in America and is trying to show them how to make their own decisions instead of following the herd. This book is a fantastic guide on her “wokeness” and journey. No matter your political beliefs, it is healthy to read a book that either reinforces your beliefs, challenges them, or creates new ones. This book should be on everyone’s shelf.

She is Candace Owens: unapologetic in her beliefs, delivery, and execution. There has never been a better time to try and understand race relations in America. With many books available, this is a must read for a well rounded education on the topic. If you read with an open mind, it may open your mind.

Candace Owens came and spoke at my school. Contrary to what the media says, she is respectful, warm, knowledgeable, ope-minded, and a free independent thinker. I couldnt be more grateful to have her voice in the arena. Thank you Candace!

Candace presents shocking statistics, quotes from famous historical figures and politicians, and offers a new perspective on the social reforms put forth by democrats that she argues, not only hampers the black community and holds them down, but keeps them enslaved and has been for decades.

I was skeptical at first to read this book. for various reasons – mostly the hype around Candace right now, but Candace really came through with evidence and claims that parallel several books I’ve already read. One notably and fresh in my mind, “The Forgotten Man,” by Amity Shlaes which I put down for a moment to leaf through Candace’s book. There are, of course, parallels to Thomas Sowell’s work and rightfully so. As he does make his material digestible, Candace will target a fresher audience while also making it approachable.

She also tackles arguments that I couldn’t get over coming from being a democrat myself. Social issues like abortion where I’ve always sat on the fence and used to say that I was pro-choice, but against using it as a form of birth control, and single-parent homes (I studied psychology and childhood development in college and knew the statistics of single-parent households vs two-parent families, but felt obligated to the left because of the exceptions) Candace gave me a clearer view on those internal struggles I’ve had for years. I thank her for also bringing up questions I hadn’t even thought about before.

Personal Note – I, too, had suffered from a victim mentality and how freeing it is to take responsibility for one’s actions and choices, and therefor, taking control of one’s own life. I hope this helps others free themselves of this burdening mindset as well. It’s the best takeaway in this book, in my opinion.

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