slavery and Suffering: Racism, Discrimination, degradation = suffering (en Inglés)
Reseña del libro "slavery and Suffering: Racism, Discrimination, degradation = suffering (en Inglés)"
This publication is over 600 pages, divided into over 60 chapters, and contains very interesting information and some distressing pictures but are educational. The content of this publication include; question and answers, current global suffering, the slave trade, modern slavery, laws and guidelines to reduce suffering, the culture and tradition of the black people in the World, Why some black people are termed "their own enemy to progress", etc. The content and reference section are detailed. The book is published globally because is for everyone in multinational countries. Do we communicates more these days, or do we communicate enough? The world stayed silent when the slave trade was making vast amounts of money out of creating misery and slow death for black and other people deemed inferior because of their amazing and enviable suntan .The World stayed silent when the Nazis started to kill trade unionist, disabled people, gays, blacks and Jews.The World is still staying silent with the increase of discrimination, racism, modern slavery and the suffering of both black and white poor and vulnerable people in the world.Martin Luther King Jr, once delivered his famous speech "I have a dream" from the steps of the Lincoln memorial, USA. When will this dream be eradicate or drastically reduce modern slavery and suffering? when are we going to demonstrate true love for each other irrespective of colour of skin, gender, religion, race etc.Politicians, religious/faith leaders and individuals throughout the world must play their parts to proclaim and honestly demonstrate TRUE LOVE, which is the answer to eliminate modern slavery and suffering.LOVE means respect, honour, passion and forgiveFormula; Forgive and love everyone without discrimination might eradicate suffering.During my researched, many people have asked me " Why do loving God allows people to suffer" the answer is in Chapter 47 of this book.James Safo (Author)
