Reflections of a Negro Revolutionary

About the Book

The turbulent years of the sixties and early seventies, a time of the flowering of a people and a nation, we thought we knew what it meant to black in America, but everything we knew was changing. From the civil rights movement Led by Dr Martin Luther King Jr. The watts Riot, the so called Black Revolution, the rise of the Black Student Unions on college campuses, to the anti War and women’s Lib movements, America was Changing and we were forced to change with it.

The reality is that change is most certain of all the forces of nature however from my point of view not all change is good. The turmoil we experience in our modern society is a direct result of many of the changes that took place back in the sixties and seventies most important from where I stand is the loss of identity suffered by millions of Americans of African descent in the transition from Negro to Black.

About the Author

Boss Jackson is a graduate of fuller seminary MA Theology he is currently serving as pastor of the Bel-Vue Presbyterian Church USA in Los Angeles, California a position he has held for over 31years. He is an accomplished vocalist song writer and poet he has produced one play ‘from the cotton fields to the tabernacle’, one Album ‘Truth Will Rise’ with Dr Isaiah Jones Jr, and has published several award winning poems. he has one son, L.R, currently residing in New York, pursuing a career on Broadway as actor singer and director. Boss Jackson currently resides in Los Angeles, California.