Bücher von Claston A Bernard

Claston A. Bernard is proud to call himself a black conservative, even if this identity has earned him ire from many in the community. His new work examines this same community's deeply ingrained faith in the Democratic Party and how liberals twist it for their own gain. Bernard covers a wide range of topics, including • the ways the Democratic Party has misled and outright manipulated black voters,• the fallacies of the modern construct of race,• the current culture shift in America,• the history of racial oppression in the United States,• the way the Christian church has become corrupted by ties to secular organizations,• the responsibility black leadership has to the community,• the problems of the leftist-influenced public education system,• the government agenda being pushed on the people,• the successes of black conservatives, and • the truth black Americans need to know about the current political system. Bernard is proud to tell you the facts leftist politicians want to ignore or distort to suit their own agenda. The simple truth is that the Democratic Party doesn't care about black Americans beyond securing their vote. Stop believing the liberal lies, and start evaluating their agenda for yourself.

 I grew up in Jamaica in the district of Burnt Savannah, St. Elizabeth, between Lacovia and Mountainside. That’s about a twenty-minute drive from Santa Cruz, St. Elizabeth. Life was tough for me as a child. While we lived in poverty, my parents did the best they could for my siblings and me. I was often called names and ridiculed. Join me as I journey from the rocky playgrounds of Burnt Savannah to Boys Champs, Carifta Games, NCAA. The Olympic Games and winning a Commonwealth Games Gold medal. My experiences traveling the world will tell you how I finally realized that true happiness is not all about winning medals or accomplishing your goals. In pursuing athletic supremacy, I came to realize that it did not provide the satisfaction I envisioned. I finally understood that fame from athletic pursuit only left me wanting and empty at times. In the end, on the hills of the Acropolis, Athens, Greece. I finally discovered the truth about happiness.