Black People Can’t Be Republican is a collection of short stories based in Anytown, USA that explores viewpoints from various angles in a debate format—not only about political party affiliations, but other hot-button topics common in the community, such as the N-word, homosexuality, “thick” versus “fat”, and sagging pants.
# of pages: 101
What readers are saying about “Black People Can’t be Republican”
“Lewis leaps out of the box and pushes the limits of taboo conversations with these short stories. The thought provoking questions at the end of each story will force you to answer (or at least think) about the tough questions we never want to talk about in public: Homosexuality, Black Republicans, the use of the N-word and many more. You will be challenged by this read and every household should have these open and honest discussions on these controversial topics.”
UBAWA: Who did you write this book for?
James: For anyone with an open mind to "pro" and "con" arguments involving long-standing issues in the black community.
UBAWA: How did you come up with the idea for this book?
James: Debates I've heard over the years, but the true spark came from discussions in barbershops.
UBAWA: What do you want readers to take away from this book?
James: I'd love the reader to think outside the box and hopefully make him or her say, "hmmmm, that's actually a good point." Ultimately, I'd like to find solutions to problems that have festered for far too long.
UBAWA: How can readers purchase a copy?
James: http://www.amazon.com/Republican-African-American-Community-ebook/dp/B00A73LMUM/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
UBAWA: Do you have a website?
James: www.jameswlewis.com
UBAWA: How can readers find you on facebook?
James: https://www.facebook.com/authorjames.w.lewis
UBAWA: What’s your twitter?
James: biglew1971
UBAWA: If you have a book special you want readers to know about, include it here.
James: Sellout and A Hard Man is Good to Find is on sale for $0.99 until the end of May!
# of pages: 101
What readers are saying about “Black People Can’t be Republican”
“Lewis leaps out of the box and pushes the limits of taboo conversations with these short stories. The thought provoking questions at the end of each story will force you to answer (or at least think) about the tough questions we never want to talk about in public: Homosexuality, Black Republicans, the use of the N-word and many more. You will be challenged by this read and every household should have these open and honest discussions on these controversial topics.”
UBAWA: Who did you write this book for?
James: For anyone with an open mind to "pro" and "con" arguments involving long-standing issues in the black community.
UBAWA: How did you come up with the idea for this book?
James: Debates I've heard over the years, but the true spark came from discussions in barbershops.
UBAWA: What do you want readers to take away from this book?
James: I'd love the reader to think outside the box and hopefully make him or her say, "hmmmm, that's actually a good point." Ultimately, I'd like to find solutions to problems that have festered for far too long.
UBAWA: How can readers purchase a copy?
James: http://www.amazon.com/Republican-African-American-Community-ebook/dp/B00A73LMUM/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
UBAWA: Do you have a website?
James: www.jameswlewis.com
UBAWA: How can readers find you on facebook?
James: https://www.facebook.com/authorjames.w.lewis
UBAWA: What’s your twitter?
James: biglew1971
UBAWA: If you have a book special you want readers to know about, include it here.
James: Sellout and A Hard Man is Good to Find is on sale for $0.99 until the end of May!
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