The Color Barrier; That Great Divide - Mckie, Eugene
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This hard-hitting, torn-from-the-headlines book by U.S. veteran Eugene Mckie talks about how the hatred and senseless killing of mostly people of color, and the brutal killing of George Floyd has torn this country apart. It talks about the color barrier, and how the installation a president with no knowledge of our constitution has divided this country. With all the sadness, hate, and disobedience of the rule of law, a change must take place if America is to continue to exist as a democratic society.

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This hard-hitting, torn-from-the-headlines book by U.S. veteran Eugene Mckie talks about how the hatred and senseless killing of mostly people of color, and the brutal killing of George Floyd has torn this country apart. It talks about the color barrier, and how the installation a president with no knowledge of our constitution has divided this country. With all the sadness, hate, and disobedience of the rule of law, a change must take place if America is to continue to exist as a democratic society.
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Eugene Mckie has a masters degree from Southern Wesleyan University. He is retired from the United States Air Force, as well as being retired from the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control. He is a Sunday school teacher at Jerusalem Branch Baptist Church in Salley, South Carolina. He currently lives in Aiken South Carolina, and is married with two sons and a dog. In his spare time he enjoys work on old cars, especially his 1971 Ford Mustang Mach1.