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| THE WINO MUST DIE |
Now available in paperback!
In broad, colorful, strokes THE WINO MUST DIE captures the social, political, and cultural landscape, post 1960's, for a successive generation of young, unprepared, urban African Americans in the 1970's. All who innocently followed the paths made by dozens of highly educated African American trailblazers, activists, and architects of equality in the 1960's. A revelation becomes clear immediately after civil rights legislation is passed, when victory was declared by all, and the modern civil rights movement abruptly ended. At that moment, everyone suddenly realized, none of us could blame white people for our troubles ever again.
