A Hip Hop Republican in the Age of Obama, political and social activist Lenny McAllister was one of the few active in both the RNC in 2008 and the State of the Black Union in 2009. He appears regularly on outlets including Fox and CNN. McAllister's "Diary" includes quotes and written selections over the 2008 election cycle, chronicling Lenny as a up-and-coming leader and orator "...with a mission to make changes to the status quo...that hamper(s) our American way of life..." "As a socially-conscious conservative... (McAllister) shows his desire to make prosperity more commonplace in America" (Tavis Smiley) "McAllister eschews political correctness, blatantly casts it off, which... helps him relate to young people" (Charlotte Magazine) "...Lenny McAllister speaks (and) reminds me of the late Tony Snow in his eloquence..." (international blogger) "If you want...someone's honest assessment... then Lenny is the person..." (Tim Johnson, NC GOP Vice-Chairman)
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"As a socially-conscious conservative, Lenny McAllister understands that despite our racial, gender, and cultural differences as Americans, we still have plenty in common as countrymen. His works show his desire to make prosperity more commonplace in America." --Tavis Smiley, Author, Television and Radio Host
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"McAllister eschews political correctness, blatantly casts it off, which others say helps him relate to young people..."
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Awesome dialogue,
This review is from: Diary of a Mad Black PYC (Proud Young Conservative): Editorials, Essays, and Articles from a Hip Hop Republican (Paperback)
Awesome dialogue with mainstrean America.
I have only read half of this book but to read it and understand it creates the idea that we may be capablee of redefining the boundaries of racial conversation or eliminating them altogether. Since the author is black, he has a black perspective and since I am white, I have the white perspective, however from these different perspectives, we seem to see things the same way.
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