HOPE and VICTORY

Jerel Shaw @jerelshaw Presently, I am finishing a book that I envision being published before the end of 2019.  I find it a unique essay in the sense that the reader will find an interweaving of prolong dichotomy that separates the Africa roots from what we call Black American diaspora.  It's been a long process of disenfranchising American Blacks from their ancestral roots.  The book is not a history lesson on how blacks have through slavery have evolved from the motherland to a foreign land, but it is a commentary filled with flashes 'what if'. The  transatlantic slave trade  began in the 15th century, after the Portuguese started exploring the coast of West Africa. At first the number of enslaved Africans taken was small. In about 1650, however, with the development of plantations on the newly colonised Caribbean islands and American mainland, the  trade  grew.  The slave  for America until 1808 - that's nearly two centuries of shifting black souls from their

Jerel Shaw @jerelshaw So, Trump calls it a "witch hunt" and the Democrats says that he's broken the law.  Either way, it's costing the taxpayer lots of money.  Let's say that that hypothetically it is a political witch hunt; and, the Democrats have decided that they've found an incontrovertible smoking gun to finally get rid of Trump.  Now if this is true, did anyone break the law by not pointing out how Lawmakers overall are breaking the laws and not paying a price?   Let's take a look. So after a two-year-long investigation into the Trump campaign’s ties to Russian interference in the US election, and the president’s efforts to obstruct that investigation, and the dramatic unveiling of the final report by special counsel Robert Mueller, and then Mueller’s own testimony before Congress, and a myriad of other potential offenses, this phone call to Ukraine is what finally spurred the Democrats to start the process of impeachment. But why, after ev