Fixing America's Broken Promise

This volume addresses the most complex issues of today’s society in America: With the aftermath of slavery in America still plaguing the so-called “negroes”, “coloreds,” or “black” Americans today, what would it take to correct this issue? Where and when did the problems begin? Why must there always be a study conducted by politicians and their associates, conveniently every voting year, to gather data on these particular questions? Is the United States government complicit in enslaving millions of Indigenous Americans? Mr. and Mrs. Calloway wrote this volume together, Fixing America's Broken Promise, to answer these questions and more to raise awareness about who should be held responsible for America’s broken promise and how it can be fixed. Numerous times, the Indigenous Americans who helped build America into what it is today have been assured by politicians campaigning for political positions a variety of forms of compensation when considering the inequalities, discriminations, and injustice, just to name a few, that they have endured. Still, they were met with added discrepancies like misclassifications of race, censorship, division within their families, and racism, and every possible resolution was ignored and dissolved.