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by H. Lewis Smith (Author)
Undressing the N-word depicts the state of sociological views regarding questions that have been on people's minds for years but have been considered too sensitive to talk about openly. Among these types of taboo-type discussions is one that analyzes the systemic psychological warfare and psychosocial treatment of one group over another. The systemic subjects the oppressed group to seeing, through a controlled national media, only the worst in themselves. Undressing the N-word reveals and ties together how such socially-engineered behavior brings about and correlates to crime, unemployment, welfare, child neglect, drugs, and poverty; further, the text brings to light what policy can-and cannot-do to compensate for differences in social stratification and economic disparity. Brilliantly argued and meticulously presented, Undressing the N-word is the essential first step in coming to grips with the nation's social problems.
Author Biography
H. Lewis Smith attended Cal State Los Angeles University, and for more than two decades has been a student of metaphysics. Smith focused his studies on idioms and meanings, analyzing the psychological impact of words, their energy and vibratory effects on the human mind. Smith is the Founder & President of the United Voices for a Common Cause, Inc. and author of Bury that Sucka: A Scandalous Love Affair with the N-word. Activist fostering progressive self-esteem, pride, dignity, self-respect and introspection throughout the African American community; seeking to provide cultural character building and self-esteem programs for disadvantaged children and youth.
