Marlena Brown is a native of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She is the mother of three beautiful children, and also maintains a profession as a stenographer. She is the writer of various plays, music, and poetry. She is also the owner of a small production company, Inspired Unique Productions (IUP). In 2012 she wrote, co-directed and appeared in her theatrical drama “Family Secrets Counterfeit Life” which received great reviews from the audience. In 2019, by popular demand, an encore of this theatrical drama was performed. She is the author of the book The Broken Rule, published June, 2014; creator of the princesses in her published book series Three Princesses, published July, 2015; Three Princesses: Powers and Gifts Revealed, published December, 2018; and is currently in the midst of publishing the third series, Three Princesses: Battle With The Electronic Technology(gods). As she writes, she hopes to connect with the readers, and prays that they are inspired by her inspirational and creative writings.
Black America
Battered Race Syndrome
by Marlena Brown
Black America
Battered Race Syndrome
by Marlena Brown
Published Aug 13, 2021
61 Pages
Genre: SELF-HELP / General
Book Details
America, we must renovate the way we think regarding race.
Black America: Battered Race Syndrome, expounds on the fact that it is long overdue for Black Americans to receive the respect and equality that they rightfully deserve. It also gives analogies of the tainted-negative mindset of some African Americans. It suggests ideas that’s intended to help them change their way of thinking regarding certain issues amongst the African American culture, in hopes to strengthen and build their race. It gives suggestions to Black Americans on ways to implement plans to change this constant abusive relationship with America. It sheds light on past and current treatment against African Americans, as well as the stereotypes given by other races. It also gives suggestions and information to other races on how to change their mindset regarding their negative treatment and the way they view Black Americans.
In 2020 the issues of systemic racism and police brutality against African Americans was brought to the forefront of America in such a manner that was undeniable. The horrific murder of George Floyd, by a Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin, ignited a large movement amongst the African American race. The movement was geared towards seeking justice for Mr. Floyd, and other victims that were unjustly murdered by police officers. This movement was also initiated in hopes to enforce new laws that will hold all individuals accountable for their heartless and cruel behaviors of racism against others.
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