The Interracial Con Game

by Umoja

From reality and trash-talk TV shows to sensationalized "black" relationship books, blacks are bombarded with a daily barrage of negative (and false) information about black-on-black love. On the heels of all this "black love is bad" news comes the mainstream media's manufactured cure for black relationship interracial relationships with whites. What is the real agenda behind the promotion of interracial relationships -- and why are black males and females the main targets? "The Interracial Con Game" will provide some interesting and controversial answers -- and some long overdue food for thought. This politically-incorrect book reveals how interracial sex is used as a weapon of mass mind and body destruction and what black males and females must do to ensure our genetic, economic, and psychological survival.

Publication December 14, 2011

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366 pages, Paperback

First published November 14, 2011

Reviews

[Derrick Talton · Rating 4 out of 5]

Some of the views, I already felt. However, there were a few eye opening pages as well. Worth the read.

[Erica Elise Johnson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent read. This book breaks down what really happens when non whites choose to date white people. Let's be clear, this book is not about hating white people. Non white people need to know what behaviors not to engage in and why. The truth is a hard pill to swallow sometimes, but we need it in order to survive.

[Angela · Rating 2 out of 5]

What did I expect from reading this? Based on the title of the book, I should have known. Was I enlightened by the information presented in this? Not in the least. It was good to get this point of view - but it just left a bad taste in my mouth. It totally disregards that people may get into a relationship based on love. There has to be an ulterior motive.

[Meta Prime · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good Book, the only problem I have with the series is the the repetitiveness between books, I'm not one who likes to read the same thing over and over again however all of them do have there own outstanding flavor also, there is a reason for some of the repetitiveness.