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Infinite Power of Liberty: The Sovereign Spirit of Indigenous Patriotism

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I am a Lenni-Lenape and of course was interested in reading the book. I was disappointed because the book contained a good deal of information, but it was not properly presented. The book was not edited. While I salute the author's knowledge, I am disappointed that there are no reference sources for the information contained in the book. A book of this type requires support, if not it merely falls into the category of speculation. I would suggest that the book be rewritten and include reference sources as support. Also better sequencing of ideas would be nice.

B.D. Evans, Ph.D.

the knowledge of the book is good. however, it is not feasible to say that all Indiginous black people are Lenabe/Lenape we are all indiginous but not all lenabe. This org take money but I never see there activity in the country.

I was able to understand the concept of this book and speak personally with the writer on his scope of Lennni Lenabe People. My understanding is that we are a solemn people. You may not see much activism, but activism by the people can be felt because we are able to interact one to one to spread the message of peace and love. This is the new activism of the millinneum. it is not for you to agree or disagree. This book is the written word, and for the intellectual minds that understand the meaning of origin and how this land came to be. It is like the bible. The understanding is there because the faith is there. There are no questions. Learn to be what you feel, and rather than just see what you do not know. This is a powerful book. Allow its message to reawaken our orgin and true rights of passage.