Jesse writes of his own experience - that of sin and redemption and his own story is moving beyond words. His understanding of the evil that plagues the Black American culture (and now, more and more to the whole American culture) has led to his realization of the cure. The cause of that evil is the lack of real fathers (and the women who hate them for their abandonment) and the cure is returning the men to their roles as fathers and real men. Not fathers full of anger and false "racial" pride but fathers who value character, kindness, firmness, and love and who stay the course - regardless of the challenges in their path. In fact, Jesse shows that challenges are to be met cheerfully and with an attitude of overcoming rather than resentment and avoidance. This is what builds character in men and women.
He writes compassionately of "thuggish" Black men such as OJ Simpson, Tupac Shakur, etc. How they were abandoned by their fathers and left with mothers who had their own problems and didn't have a clue how to really love their sons. Jesse doesn't give anyone a pass, no excuses for their actions - but he shows how abandoned children became warped men. He also writes of those "alchemists" - those race hustlers who encourage this hate and how they have used this rage to incite hatred for American ideals.
Best of all, he offers the "antidote" to that hate - and it starts with each of us as individuals. Here's a hint: Look within to find your real self.
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