She describes him as a man of integrity with a strong Judeo-Christian work ethic who left nothing to chance. Owens shares that in her formative years she had some rather shaky and less than desirable habits but credits her awakening to her grandfather, a sharecropper born in the Jim Crow South. She describes the struggle between victimhood and victor-hood in today’s black communities and assails the ever-increasing spate of the bigotry of lowered expectations.
In no nonsense prose she shines a beacon of truth on those myths, and misconceptions that have contributed to undermining families, degrading education, and abandoning faith. In her book, BLACKOUT, Candace Owens tackles some of the black communities’ most pressing problems, leaving the faint of heart in the wake of her relentless pursuit for remedies.
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