HOW WOULD THAT MAKE YOU FEEL?
FOR LOVERS OF THE MIND

What comes first, being human or being male or female, our skin tone, or the culture or belief system that we are born into?
Do we really believe that a beautiful car, house, appearance, a good education or address makes us better or happier people?

The How would that make you feel? five-part book series examines these questions through the lens of the hot button issues of gender, race, culture, social class and religion, the issues that shape how we relate to each other around the world. The books combine hard headed analysis with the author's life experience to unpack the myths behind much of our ideas about difference.

More than a Woman takes on the myth of gender differences, gender roles, and the author's hypothesis that there is no such thing as 'female' or 'male' purpose, roles, jobs, attitudes and reactions to life.

Ain't no Black or White explores the myth of race, the institutionalisation of notions such as 'black' and 'white' and the role of culture on how we see physical diversity.

Classless reviews the evolution of the structures and hierarchies that led to the idea that all men are created equal but not born equal.

Know Thyself unpacks man's long search for meaning and purpose, his discovery of God and his subsequent creation of dogma and rituals which eventually eroded the authority of the God to which many of his religions first prayed.

Letter to Middle England is an analysis of the evolution of middle-class aspirations; as it is an assessment of the potential of the middle classes to change the rules for thinking that currently govern our world.

If you're interested in being a part of a community that is genuinely interested in making sense of how we ended up so divided and fragmented, then this incredibly honest series of books is worth exploring.

The How would that make you feel? book series features in a project set up to raise the consciousness of young Africans as part of the delivery of projects for Africa's Renaissance.
This is central to the author's considered view that When Africa heals, the world wins.

If you are a lover of the mind and you would like to free your mind then you might wish to join our Read and Transform community where ideas are transformed into the world you wish to live in.

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