Legacy of the First African American President: From the Bunk House to the White House

For those that are not aware of the legacy of this African-American President and his struggles, he represents the African-American people as well as all Americans.

This book will shed somelight. It will show how they "acted" and how some received him. Maybe you have just bits and pieces of what he was all aboutand what he has gone through as an African-American President.

Youwill learn how it all went down. You will learn how they treated him. You will learn what they called him. They called him names that theywould not call their least liked house cat. You will learn what they thought about his citizenship as notbeing legitimate, even when the proof was shown.

You will learn howthey tried to taint and dismantle his presidency and make it his worse"waterloo." It was the people of this nation that duly elected him asPresident of the United States and legalized him as President. You will also see how he, in spite of how they treated him, through his hidden powers, accomplished many wonderful things forthe American people with many doors made easier to open.

You willsee the profound work he did as the President based on the power thepeople gave him, including executive orders.

It was the perfect stormbefore the calm, as the President was a strong ship that weathered thestorm.

This calm after the storm will open doors easier and wider.