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"What If White People Were Slaves? Book One: Yrs 1810 - 1830 with a Special Foreword by Dr. April K by N. D. ""Indy"" Brennan is a provocative and immersive novel that reimagines American history by flipping the racial power dynamics of the Antebellum South. Set between 1810 and 1830, this compelling narrative is told through the voices of two primary characters: a former African-descended woman slave master and a former European-descended white slave woman. Both women reflect on their childhood experiences and the profound impact of their roles in this alternate historical reality. Imagine... An American history where white people are enslaved and people of color are the dominant slave owners. Picture a society where the Willie Lynch Theory aimed to dismantle European families instead of African ones, and where Jim Crow laws oppressed white Americans instead of black Americans. This book challenges readers to explore the psychological question: Can we ever truly understand or appreciate another person's lived experience without walking in their shoes? By turning America's history inside out, the authors invite readers to a world that will shock the system and test the limits of their imagination. Unique Features: - Fourth Edition with Special Foreword by Dr. April K.: This version includes an insightful foreword by Dr. April K., the star of the acclaimed one-woman play ""Beneath The Crown: A Survivor's Story."" Dr. April K.'s foreword adds a profound layer to the narrative, connecting her own experiences as a sexual assault and domestic abuse survivor to the themes of the book. - A Psychological Experiment: This novel is not just a story; it's a psychological experiment that challenges human values based on skin color, enriching or depreciating them to provoke deep reflection. - Inverted Historical Norms: The narrative flips social norms and American history, creating a reversed world that forces readers to confront their own perceptions of race and belonging. Prepare to embark on a journey that will challenge your senses and expand your understanding of history and human empathy. If you're ready to test your sense of belonging and human sensitivity, ""What If White People Were Slaves? Book One: Yrs 1810 - 1930 with a Special Foreword by Dr. April K"" is a must-read that will leave a lasting impact. Now...imagine life as you know it...history as you have been taught...but suddenly...in reverse..."

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"N. D. ""Indy"" Brennan is the author of The Top 51 Business Hacks For 2021, The Perfect Love, and the American fictional masterpiece What If White People Were Slaves. He is also the creator and one of the hosts of the podcasts The Book Slam on Clubhouse, The Book Slam Xtra, and The Book Slam After Dark. He has more than 25 years of experience in the I.T. industry and entrepreneurial experience. By trade, he is a website developer, database administrator, database engineer, computer programmer, 3D artist, graphic artist, and sound engineer. And he's the Sr. Digital Marketing Director and Live Event Coordinator for MADDCity Media. Dr. April K is a renowned author, playwright, and Title IX trainer, known for her powerful advocacy against sexual violence and domestic abuse. Holding an MBA and two doctorate degrees, she serves as the Southeastern Regional Domestic Violence Coordinator for Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated and the Global Domestic Violence Coordinator for Beauty For Ashes Ministry. Dr. April K is also the founder and CEO of Art-Izm LLC and K4 Entertainment, and the producer of numerous stage and film projects. She is widely recognized for her one-woman play, ""Beneath The Crown: A Survivor's Story,"" which is based on her own experiences. Dr. April K's deep understanding of historical and social issues is further showcased through her foreword in the novel ""What If White People Were Slaves? Book One: Yrs 1810 - 1930"" by N. D. ""Indy"" Brennan. Her foreword provides profound insight into the psychological and emotional impact of historical role reversals, emphasizing the importance of empathy and understanding in addressing racial and social injustices."

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