J O Gatson

Black Ain't No Myth J O Gatson

The literary presentation of this book, "BLACK AIN'T NO MYTH," creates a most dynamic and vivid flow of Black Theological Apologetics. Comparative to the White theological thesis, this book descriptively provides a definitive discourse which defends the very human existence of Black Folk in America; to include the birth and existence of Black Theology under slavery and oppression, even to this day. Inside the covers are unusual discourses with analytical apologetic presentations which creates, defends and rebuttal against the White theological premise imposed upon Black Slaves. Thus, these discourses now warn Black America of a pending storm out over the ocean; to include a recall of God back to Him as our first love, who is Christ Jesus, our Lord. This published book has a defined discourse for defending that which represents both Black and White America. A White political figure once stated, "It's obvious to Colored people, but not to Whites, that there is an imbalance in the justice system." The same figure said, "If you are normal, White America, the truth is you don't understand being Black in America, and you instinctively underestimate the level of discrimination and the level of additional risk." Even though, through the eyes of the author, the African Americans populous built America under the auspices of imposed slave labor. It is suspected, unless Black America has her rightful place in America, the salvation of America will lay dormant within the New Normal; to never find her way, nor become reality with intent and purpose of the American Dream.