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New Book: Racism, Where Is Your Sting? A provocative look at the beginning and the end of racism by Eric Tangumonkem, Ph.D

Each time the issue of racism is mentioned, 

tensions immediately run high, reason is thrown out the window, and emotional outbursts run rampant. Even though a lot of effort has been done to fight it, the devastating consequences continue to this day.


Eric Tangumonkem, Ph.D



The heart of this book is focused on the key elements that make racism possible and how to starve the lifeblood to these key elements and eradicate them from the root. Since racism is based on the faulty notion that one race is superior to another, you need somebody who believes that they are superior and another person who believes that they are inferior. When these two people interact, the outcome will reflect what they believe about themselves and their circumstances.

This may sound too simplistic, but it is one of the major drivers of racism. In addition to superiority and inferiority beliefs, acts of impunity and unforgiveness are the other drivers. You have those that believe they are superior, and in their zeal to impose their superiority, they harm those they are trying to keep in their inferior position. The individuals who are hurt “rightly” want to seek revenge and unfortunately fall into the unforgiveness pit, where they become trapped by hate and vengeance. I hope that the simple message of hope in this book will shed some much-needed light in the darkness of one of the darkest pages of human history. We are going to be affirming that there is one human race. In addition to one human family, none is superior to another, and none is inferior as well. We are all created in the image and likeness of God, and the amount of melanin in our skin does not and should never be used to define us. When we gain this understanding, believe, and start acting on it, it is only then that we can all ask the question, “Oh, racism, where is your sting?

 

MEET THE AUTHOR

Racism, Where Is Your Sting? A provocative look at the beginning and the end of racism by Eric Tangumonkem, Ph.D

Dr. Eric Tangumonkem is a geoscientist, author, speaker, 

coach, professor, and an entrepreneur. 

He was born and raised in Cameroon, Africa. 

As a young adult, he migrated to the United States of America. 

He has a Doctorate degree in Geosciences from the University of Texas at Dallas and is a professor at Missional University, 

Embry Riddle, and West Hills College.


As President of IEM Approach, a premier personal growth 
and leadership development company, Dr. Tangumonkem’s mission 
is to inspire, equip, and motivate people from all works of life to identify their God-given purpose, live it, and maximize their giftedness. To do this, the growth and development of the body, mind, 
and spirit MUST be in synergy. He has published several books 
and resources on personal growth and development. and conducts public workshops, coaching, and custom training programs for companies and organizations worldwide


Eric’s book is available on Amazon

 


                                                    


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