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In The Laws That Lie Hassan Abdus- Salaam Sr. takes readers on a compelling journey deep into the heart of America legal system, revealing the harsh truths lurking beneath its surface. From centuries- old discriminatory practices to modern-day injustices, this book confronts the stark realities faced by African Americans in their ongoing quest for equality and justice. Delving into the legacy of Jim Crow laws and the insidious impact of systemic racism, Hassan Abdus-Salaam Sr. exposes the pervasive disparities in healthcare, eminent domain, education, and the criminal justice system that continues to plague communities of color. Through candid interviews, historical analysis, and thought- provoking commentary, The Laws That Lie sheds light on the enduring struggle for civil rights and social justice in America. But amid the darkness, Hassan Abdus- Salaam Sr. also highlights the overlooked contributions of African American inventors and the resilience of a people oppressed. With a meticulous examination of history and a call to action for readers, this book challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths and work towards a more equitable future. The Laws That Lie is a poignant and powerful exploration of America legal landscape, celebrating the triumphs of the past while charting a path forward towards justice and equality for all.

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