Synopsis: This is a book of analysis of the Obama Era and the second term, looking generally at President Obama's time in the Whitehouse. The themes in this book evaluate human rights of all Americans in general and, in particular, the human rights of African Americans and others of the new majority. This book defines the new majority. This book further defines the Strategic National Black Consensus proposal for African American political, social, and economic unity through the proposed National Black Trust (Outlined in Part 1) as a way to survive the post-Obama white supremacy era led by Donald Trump and other conservative, racist whites, combined with continued American police terror. This book series, when read as part 1 and 2, provides analysis from the first 7 1/2 years of the Obama Era and Obama Presidency, as well as an analysis of the Human Rights versus police terror/brutality, voter suppression, and discrimination, as well as 500 years of colonialism and slavery in the USA and the world. In addition, Part 2 of this book is full of positive spoken word style poetry and progressive essays as well as commentary of the author that you can compare with your views for better overall communication of ideas about justice, freedom/liberation, and equality for all in America and the world. This book also offers an analysis of the 2016 Presidential race.
