Blackout:
How Black America Can Make Its Second Escape from the Democrat Plantation

Blackout | A Guide to the Book by Candace Owen

In Blackout, conservative political commentator Candace Owens exposes the massive deception that has kept black America beholden to Democrat interests for decades. In her quintessential factual and no-nonsense approach, she explains why African-Americans must stop seeing themselves as perpetual victims and walk away from a party that has never been interested in emancipating Black America.

What does this SNAP Summary Include?

• Synopsis of the original book
• Key takeaways from each chapter
• The key building blocks of conservatism and liberalism
• The real problems of Black America and how to fix them
• Editorial Review
• Background on Candace Owens

About the Original Book:

What does it mean to a black person in modern America? For a long time, this is a question that has been defined by the Democrats. The Democratic Party has created a narrative where black Americans are merely victims of slavery and bigotry and then preyed on their traumatic experiences to get them to vote as a bloc. It is this mental bondage that Candace Owens is fighting to destroy. In her book, Blackout, she exposes how welfarism, feminism, socialism, the public education system, and many other factors have been used by Democrats to keep black people poor, uneducated, and easily manipulated. She implores black people to pull the plug on the Left’s toxic agenda, which has kept them feeling helpless for decades.

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