Yes, I am Generalising

The way the author has approached the topics in this book draws the need for you to desire more. It certainly fulfils its mandate in beginning conversations that should be candidly had among the South African black society. Topics like the relevance of the schooling system in our country, our financial health, our work relations in the private and public sector and the much-debated gender-based violence. The author shares his personal view these topics. These topics we all have shared secretly whether over a braai with friends and family or at the office during a coffee or lunch break. The author simply has the bravery to share it openly. As the reader you are not drawn in due to the expertise of the author, instead what draws you in is the experiences and observations that are shared with a high amount of authenticity. This book should not be considered as a backlash on the South African black society as it takes in consideration both positive and negative aspects. Nor does it leave issues in the air without pragmatic advice. The objective is plain and simple; read the book, discuss its message, and begin the best fit process of positive change for your community.