Blacks Blessed By Jesus Christ and the White Race: America's God Is God

Blacks Blessed by Jesus Christ & The White Race, by Ida E. Sellers, looks through the prism of race relations in the United States and sees beyond the familiar black and white bands of color seen by most. There are the colorful bands of forgiveness, acceptance, love, and faith that bind all people together, as well as the colors of race. But, as with any prism, the bands have no edge, they blur and blend and it is impossible to tell where one color starts and another ends. So it is with people. From God’s hand in the human creation, to the Civil War, Iraq, the U.S. invasion of Granada, and the presidency of G. W. Bush, Sellers reveals truths few are willing to hear and makes her case with power and conviction. Blacks Blessed by Jesus Christ & The White Race raises many thorny questions, especially for African Americans, but poses even more complex answers. Sellers’s shines a light onto a subject ripe with controversy, at a time when many are looking for the dimmer switch.