Stephen Tolbert's New Book 'Black Unicorns: Invisible in Plain Sight' Is A Powerful Account Of The Plights And Victories Of Black Americans
WELLINGTON, Fla., May 24, 2022 (Newswire.com) - Fulton Books author, Stephen Tolbert, a Black man who appreciates the positives and recognizes the negatives of American history, has completed his most recent book "Black Unicorns: Invisible in Plain Sight": a gripping memoir that illuminates on the challenges that the author had faced throughout his journey. Here, he discusses how America has evolved over the past seventy years of his life. It's highly motivating and enlightening. Undoubtedly, an inspiring read on the human experiences of a Black unicorn.
Tolbert shares, "The twentieth century was a time of evolution from what we were as a nation to what we are now. Unfortunately, the familiar history of America taught in our schools and celebrated during our holidays doesn't match the reality experienced by many.
By detailing events during those years of change, this book presents an alternative perspective of American history to foster a much-needed constructive dialogue about race.
If we can honestly and calmly discuss the past and bridge the major gaps in our perceptions about our history as a country, we will understand each other better and, hopefully, put our past behind us where it belongs."
Published by Fulton Books, Stephen Tolbert's book is an impressive narrative that aims to empower. The author believes that Blacks will prosper more if people of all colors avoided using the same stereotypes, clichés and excuses that hinder growth.
Their ancestors lived as victims of inequality; but the current generation has the power to change the trajectory of their lives.
Readers who wish to experience this thought-provoking work can purchase "Black Unicorns: Invisible in Plain Sight" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
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Source: Fulton Books
