20th Century American Struggle 21st Century Hope

Synopsis of 20th Century ... The principle goal of 20th Century American Struggle, 21st Century Hope, is to better Intergroup relations in general, and interpersonal relations specifically between those who perceive themselves to be separate, different or superior from/to others. I.e. those with different skin colors, ethnicity, religion, cultures and gender. The book is designed to do several things for readers: First and foremost it elevates our understanding on how humans mechanically function relative to our spiritual self. It exposes and proves that we are more then mere physical stuff and demonstrates how we are all tied together and related. It coins new terms such as Psychogenes to illustrate such. Second, it is a catharsis for those who consciously or subconsciously hold sexist, racist or other intolerant perspectives for others. It describes how racial behavior is carried over from generation to generation, why is it essential to recognize this behavior and what we can do about to rid ourselves and others from such. Third, it is the first work that definitively quantifies the actual number of racists in society relative to those who are truly not; and it also shows those who may exhibit such tendencies, but in their hearts are not really so. Fourth, it constructs a bridge for those who perceive themselves to be different or separate from others to cross and meet others by creating a neutral ground for everyone to come and feel safe. 20th Century American Struggle, 21st Century Hope Introduction establishes that intergroup relations continue to suffer and that it derives from the 20th and earlier centuries. Furthermore, all conscious humans are duty bound to do whatever they could to ameliorate intergroup relations. It then establishes that a main problem exists with minorities and how they perceive whites. This forms the basis of the central question of whether Euro-Americans are truly the racists that others perceive them to be and if this q