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You're late, but don't worry; you still have a little time to "get the hell out of America!" It's good that you added this book to your referencing collection. Designed to be a conversation starter, this book is intended to spark more interest in learning biblical history and doing ancestral research, while encouraging more African Americans to travel abroad. The structure of this book follows strategically placed chapters to give the reader a more personal relationship with the...
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You're late, but don't worry; you still have a little time to "get the hell out of America!" It's good that you added this book to your referencing collection. Designed to be a conversation starter, this book is intended to spark more interest in learning biblical history and doing ancestral research, while encouraging more African Americans to travel abroad. The structure of this book follows strategically placed chapters to give the reader a more personal relationship with the content written within. This book will definitely get your wheels turning, filled with insightful information, biblical history, inspirational quotes, and life changing fundamentals for becoming a good Samaritan no matter where you are. As the first of its kind travel guide, this book puts a new perspective into self discovery with a spiritual adventure for all who dare to take the journey beyond their comfort zones. At the back of this book you'll find vital information with interactive utensils that are meant to help you keep track of your ideas and future travel plans.Now you'll have the knowledge that you'll need to get started on your journey right in the palm of your hand. There's never going to be a perfect time to get out there and truly experience what more life has to offer. Now's your chance to break the mental chains of the American social construct and take back your mind! It's a big world out there and it constantly needs the good put back into it. Find out what you can do to help the cause of encouraging more African Americans to pack there bags and take flight. The more African Americans begin to travel or move abroad the sooner their perspectives of the world and their true meaning of life will change forever. The next time, for whatever reason, you hear someone say "go back to where you came from", you'll already have in your mind that to go back to where you came from has always been a part of the plan.