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by Peter J. McCusker (Author)
This book-unlike any other discussing Barack Obama-merely uses the former president as a means to an end. That end is encapsulated in Chapter 15, "General Racial Reconciliation Impediments and General Solutions." The chapter acknowledges the incontrovertible truth that race relations in America have been the most corrosive influence to the well-being of all our citizens since the first slave ship arrived on our shores. The book then proceeds to offer evidence-based insights that, when applied, can move us decisively and incrementally toward really living the truth that all people are created equal. Barry Barack Hussein Soetoro Obama, Identity, and Racial Hypocrisy in America: Double Standards, Double Speak, and Double Binds explains how small but influential groups of white and black people promulgate negative racial stereotypes for personal gain and to justify their own misanthropic views of each other. The rest of us, therefore, must fully understand racial reconciliation impediments and fully implement corrective strategies.
Author Biography
Dr. Peter J. McCusker is a licensed psychologist, member of the American Psychological Association, and member of the National Register of Health Service Psychologists. Dr. McCusker has taught multiple psychology courses and has practiced within clinical psychology and within the psychology of physical medicine and rehabilitation for over thirty years. During that time he has treated patients in private settings, hospitals, and outpatient clinics. A husband, father, grandfather, runner, and former Marine, Dr. McCusker also has authored Conversation: Striving, Surviving, and Thriving, and Don't Rest in Peace: Activity-Oriented, Integrated Physical and Mental Health.
