At last! An honest; straightforward and unapologetic guide to help reduce culture shock between the races. Using the methods and tips within; you can ease the confusion of interacting with white people; establishing a more direct approach; ensuring your own sense of peace.Learn How to Communicate With Whites. Identify which whites wear "The Mask". Inside; you'll find these points as well as: - Why whites are more courageous in the workplace ("The office is white people's turf.")- Why there still is little to no diversity in entertainment. ("Whites own all media. People of color own no outlets.") - How to activate your very own personal White People B.S. Decoder (Whites say; "Let the past go". Decoded; "Let us do what we want and shut up".)
#1448544 in Books Michael Walsh 2005-03-25Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 9.00 x .80 x 6.00l; 1.05 #File Name: 0595347258320 pagesRohna Memories Eyewitness to Tragedy
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. The Greatest Story Never ToldBy Jim KraskouskasA very intense book. My Uncle Lawrence Lukasavicius was lost on the Rohna; and this brought to life his final hours. A must read for anyone wanting to know the entire history of World War II.7 of 7 people found the following review helpful. Rohna Memories- Eyewitness to TragedyBy Timothy AndersonI found the writer's angle very different than the usual "just the facts" history book. The story of this horrible event is told through the men that were there. Like most eyewitness accounts; their stories are different and even sometimes contradict each other. I found the stories very touching. The fact that over 1000 men could die from one bomb and then be kept secret for 50 years is amazing. So many mothers; fathers; wives and family members never knew. This book transports you back in time.8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Rohna MemoriesBy Emily WhiteExcellent book relating theses horrifying experiences as told by the survivors. Having lost an uncle in this terrible tragedy and not knowing his fate until recently has been emotional for my family. I salute the many people that have been persistent in bringing this to the attention of the public.The many hero's of WWII should never be forgotten when so many young boys became old men in a matter of minutes. Thanks to Michael Walsh and all who wrote on this diaster.
