An Arena of Truth - Clarke, Terence
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In the matter of race in the United States, reconciliation is sought, while confrontation is shunned. This formula has not worked. An Arena of Truth tells of a remarkable educational project designed by Dr. Peter Kranz, that, if further implemented now, everywhere, could do much to resolve the racism that plagues this country. The core element of the project is racial confrontation. In his foreword to the book, Dr. Price M. Cobbs, who co-wrote Black Rage, writes: "This book shows Kranz's courage, and that of his students, as pioneers and meticulous architects in the development and implementation of an authentic conversation about race.…mehr

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In the matter of race in the United States, reconciliation is sought, while confrontation is shunned. This formula has not worked. An Arena of Truth tells of a remarkable educational project designed by Dr. Peter Kranz, that, if further implemented now, everywhere, could do much to resolve the racism that plagues this country. The core element of the project is racial confrontation. In his foreword to the book, Dr. Price M. Cobbs, who co-wrote Black Rage, writes: "This book shows Kranz's courage, and that of his students, as pioneers and meticulous architects in the development and implementation of an authentic conversation about race.
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Autorenporträt
Terence Clarke is the author of eleven books, eight of them fiction. His most recent, a novel titled The Splendid City, was published on March 1, 2019 by Floricanto Press in Los Angeles. It has the great Pablo Neruda as its central character, and has been translated to Spanish by Chilean novelist Jaime Collyer. Clarke is the co-founder and director of publishing at Astor & Lenox, San Francisco. He is a professional member of PENAmerica and has also had a professional relationship with the Squaw Valley Community of Writers for some years.