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	<title>Comments on: Ward Connerly at Reagan Library</title>
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	<description>&#34;Race has no place in American Life or Law&#34;</description>
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		<title>By: Sylvia Wasson</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sylvia Wasson</dc:creator>
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		<description>&quot;Lessons From My Uncle James&quot; should be read by Americans of ALL backgrounds -- regardless of color, race, or gender. And, this inspiring tale of character development should be a must-read in every high school English class.  

Over the past four decades, children have routinely been  taught that they are &quot;special.&quot;  The realization that they have been deceived, and that their sense of feeling &quot;special&quot; does not lead to automatic success in life, often occurs in college and comes as a shock.  

&quot;Lessons From My Uncle James&quot; conveys exactly that which no longer is taught in our homes and schools: that it takes hard work, sacrifice, and a hefty dose of humility to achieve genuine success in life. 

&quot;Lessons&quot; is a touching, funny, and hear-warming book. It also effectively peels off the feel-good veneer of contemporary self-esteem to expose what it REALLY  takes to become a man or woman of genuine character.</description>
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<p>Over the past four decades, children have routinely been  taught that they are &#8220;special.&#8221;  The realization that they have been deceived, and that their sense of feeling &#8220;special&#8221; does not lead to automatic success in life, often occurs in college and comes as a shock.  </p>
<p>&#8220;Lessons From My Uncle James&#8221; conveys exactly that which no longer is taught in our homes and schools: that it takes hard work, sacrifice, and a hefty dose of humility to achieve genuine success in life. </p>
<p>&#8220;Lessons&#8221; is a touching, funny, and hear-warming book. It also effectively peels off the feel-good veneer of contemporary self-esteem to expose what it REALLY  takes to become a man or woman of genuine character.</p>
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