Official Review: Our Two Societies by Andre Davis

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Re: Official Review: Our Two Societies by Andre Davis

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This book is a must read. #racism. I am a black woman.
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I'm sure you will enjoy it Sarah.
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I can see how you are personally affected by this book. Your review is very insightful as always.
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I am loving your review! I believe we shouldn't be drawn back by whatever things others speak about us. Everyone is unique in their own ways and should hold onto that.
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Very interesting review! I am looking forward to read this book.
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This is the key words, "Importance of BUILDING GOOD ETHICS, DEVELOPING POSITIVE BEHAVIOR, and obtaining MARKETABLE SKILLS." And this must be applicable to all. Whether you are black or belong to the Asian countries. In other words everyone should increase its "VALUE", to be fit in this competitive world. I like your review. Thanks!
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