A blunt indictment of the world today from actions of the past. Events in a small barrio in Tucson, Arizona opens a wide window into what requires enhancement in the United States, and how to go about doing it.
In a life that touches everyone, as crisis strengthens and weakens the country today from the inside; – viruses, school arguments, bureaucratic decisions, directives in education, religion and politics, – we can deal with cultural conflicts by sharing the power, where power is defined as the capacity to create positive change in oneself and in what is around us.
Culture has value and significance in American society.
Spoken in a fresh and captivating way, Chuck Chan tackles controversial issues with harsh words and powerful thoughts, leaving little for any inquisitive imagination. Do not be distracted by the photos in this book, Chuck Chan’s memoir, including events and world ideals, will exceed your thought-provoking expectations.
