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Generational Curse or Generational Ignorance?: Possible Excuses Recycled by Trina Houseton (Paperback / softback, 2012)

A Generational Curse is never a good thing. Conversely, it is an ideology that is often synymous with African Americans. The author expresses personal views, experiences and research to address topics that are increasingly affecting African Americans such as broken Family homes, Crimes, Education, Priorities and a disconnect from God. The book also includes Scriptural themes, a Self-Check Guide and Suggested Readings. Excerpt from Introduction: With the election of U.S. President Barack Obama and as the recent recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, I felt compelled to challenge or at least dismiss the tion of a Generational Curse. How is this possible when each generation is presumed to do better than the last? At what point or generation is it longer a Curse, but rather shameless Igrance ? Are some African Americans using a Curse as an ongoing Excuse ?

Content Note
Black & White Illustrations
Author Biography
Trina Houseton is a new and upcoming author, who in this book, discusses subject matters that are continual, to some debatable and with an in your face approach. She is a graduate of Alabama State University (BS) and Troy State University (MBA) in Montgomery, Alabama. View Author's Page on Amazon.com.
Date of Publication
08/04/2012
Country of Publication
United States

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