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In his 1970 book The Myth of Black Capitalism, Earl Ofari Hutchinson laid out a rigorous challenge to the presumption that capitalism, in any shape or form, has the potential to rectify the stark injustices endured by Black people in America. Ofari engaged in a diligent historical review of the participation of African Americans in commercial activity in this capitalist country, demonstrating conclusively that the creation of a class of Black ...

In his 1970 book The Myth of Black Capitalism, Earl Ofari Hutchinson laid out a rigorous challenge to the presumption that capitalism, in any shape or form, has the potential to rectify the stark injustices endured by Black people in America. Ofari engaged in a diligent historical review of the participation of African Americans in commercial activity in this capitalist country, demonstrating conclusively that the creation of a class of Black ...

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This book traces the root cause of the White House's failure to protect the rights of African Americans. It gives a rich historical account of the racial philosophy, policies, and practices of successive presidents from Warren G. Harding to Bill Clinton.

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Why Black Lives Do Matter probes deeply how racial typecasting continues to fuel the widespread public belief that Blacks are victimizers and not victims. This has stifled public debate and enabled political inaction, if not outright resistance, to meaningful solutions to the problem of racial victimization in American society. He observes that this too has deadly consequences: "That could easily translate into more deadly encounters with offi...

Noted political analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson he steps out of his role as a commentator on political and social issues and in A Yogi's Guide to Body Pride at Any Age, he takes a hard look at the flash point controversies within the yoga, health, wellness, and even body building worlds. He takes us on a journey from his overcoming health, weight and body image challenges to his embrace of body pride and wellness.But he does more in this new and...

Fifty years after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. noted political analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson, in his new book, 50 Years Later: Why the Murder of Dr. King Still Hurts (Middle Passage Press), March 2018, takes an in-depth look at the lingering doubts and disbelief about the official version of the murder of Dr. King and how that shaped events of the next fifty years.Hutchinson presents14 pages of FBI memos, files, notes, minu...

A Skeptic's Journey through the Yoga Experience takes a hard and personal look by one who once held deep skepticism about yoga at the history, the myths, the controversies, the practice, the philosophy, the growth, commercialism of, and impact of yoga. It examines the racial and gender conceptions and controversies that confront yoga.

In the three-year period from 2015 to 2017, I covered and analyzed every aspect of the speeches, utterances, and positions Trump posited during his presidential campaign on civil rights, voting rights, criminal justice and police abuse, and education in my featured columns in the Huffington Post. My special emphasis was on the impact a Trump candidacy and presidency would have on race relations and African-Americans. The Trump Challenge to Bla...

Beethoven and Me: A Beginner's Guide to Classical Music is a fast paced, easy to understand survey of the music's well-known and not so well-known composers, their music and their struggles for recognition. Hutchinson brings a fresh and his very personal perspective in discussing them and their music.

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A Skeptics Journey Through the Yoga Experience takes a hard and personal look at the history, myths, controversies, philosophy, the practice, the growth, commercialism of, and the impact of Yoga. The book examines the racial, gender conceptions and controversies that confront Yoga. A must for Yoga

Blacks and Reds examines in detail the American Communist party's largely unsuccessful effort to win the allegiance of black Americans in the 20th century. Hutchinson clearly demonstrates that tensions between blacks and "Reds" increased as time passed as African American leaders made it clear that they would not permit African American interests and agendas to become subservient to party ideology.

A compelling expose of the truth behind society's racial and sexual stereotypes of black men, this book offers a wide historical perspective and insights into such recent racially charged events as the Clarence Thomas hearings, the O.J. Simpson trial, and the Million Man March. Hutchinson brilliantly counters the image of black men as a population entrenched in crime, drugs, and violence.

The role that racial and ethnic issues play in influencing--and often ultimately deciding--presidential elections is analyzed in this explosive and hard-hitting study. The history of race on the campaign trail is addressed, with special attention paid to the last three decades of presidential platforms.

An examination of the prison system and the relationship between alcohol, drugs, and the black community.