The truth is that we are not born victims, but we are taught to be victims.
Candace Owens – Blackout
Rejecting Victimhood
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*Blackout: How Black America Can Make Its Second Escape from the Democrat Plantation* by Candace Owens argues that African Americans are trapped in a political and cultural system that hinders their progress and independence. The book criticizes the Democratic Party’s historical and contemporary policies as detrimental to the black community, suggesting that these policies have perpetuated a cycle of dependency and disenfranchisement. Owens advocates for a shift towards conservative principles and values, which she believes will empower African Americans and foster greater economic and social advancement. She draws on historical examples and contemporary political analysis to support her claims, urging readers to reconsider their political affiliations and embrace new strategies for achieving success and freedom. The book reflects Owens’ broader political philosophy and aims to provoke discussion about race, politics, and identity in America.