The African American Dilemma - Paperback

by Roxanne Y. Slater (Foreword by), Khalid El Bey (Author)

The African American Dilemma takes a bold look at the psychological affect that slavery has had on the condition on the people of African descent, as well as other ethnic groups living in America. This thought provoking work is a must read for every American.

Author Biography

Khalid El Bey attended Virginia State University in Petersburg, Virginia as a Social Work Major, and is currently pursuing a Bachelors Degree in Psychology at Empire State College in Saratoga Springs, New York. He has conducted independent research in history and law, and has studied non-traditional subjects, such as Astrology, Numerology and Qabala to name a few. He is the co-founder of the Creative Research Society, whose main focus is the re-education of the so-called African American and he is also an active member of a Al Moroccan Lodge, within the (Ecclesiastical) Ancient and Primitive Rite of Memphis & Mitzraim (freemasonry). Mr. Bey has lectured at a number of colleges and universities, as well as at a number of community events along the East coast and in the Midwest, and has spoken extensively about the true historical origins of man, mans personal identity and human relationships. Adding to his experience is his exploration of religion, esoteric psychology, Egyptian and Taoist alchemy. Mr. Bey is also very active in a number of community organizations in Syracuse, New York, where he's located. He is the Executive Director and Spokesperson for the Southside Community Coalition (a 501 C 3 non-profit organization), Spokesperson for Go Vote! (a socio-political organization) and even made a run for political office there in Syracuse in 2005. "In order to change the world, all one has to do is change his mind," ....Khalid Bey.