Adam Coleman described his book as a way to express himself and leave something behind for his son to be proud of. He wrote the book after the George Floyd protests, disagreeing with the narratives about race being discussed at the time. It took him eight to nine months to write and he self-published it.
Black Victim of Black Victor.
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Adam Coleman described his book as a way to express himself and leave something behind for his son to be proud of. He wrote the book after the George Floyd protests, disagreeing with the narratives about race being discussed at the time. It took him eight to nine months to write and he self-published it.
Black Victim of Black Victor.
I started writing it in 2020. I think it's like a few months after George Floyd. I wrote it because I wanted to express myself. I thought there were narratives that are out there. Some I agreed with, some I disagreed with.
Mostly I disagreed with. But even the narratives that I agreed with, I didn't like how it was stated and it didn't sound like my voice.
And I actually got encouragement from free speech forums, like you should write more often because of how I was explaining how I felt.
And so I was like, maybe this is the idea. Maybe this is it. And I started writing it. It took me about eight to nine months. And I self-published it and had no idea if anybody would like it or care to read it or anything.
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The book discusses the concept of black victimhood and how it hinders personal growth, as well as the role of the media in shaping narratives about black communities and its potential negative effects.
He has a new book out. We've spoken with Adam before and I think he has a very interesting perspective in the world today as a former Democrat who is now speaking honestly and openly about how the politicized media lied to him for many years and kept him from truly understanding the conservative point of view.
He is the founder of Wrong Speak Publishing and the author of the book, Black Victim to Black Victor.
Well, we appreciate you coming on and talking about it. It is Black victim to Black Victor.
I basically have a second addition to the first one.
So this book can be used in different institutions. It can be used in schools and not have to see like these different errors that are in there.