William Mandella Roland's New Book 'What Happened to the Village?' Is a Compelling Exploration Into a Nation Under Indictment
Jul 20, 2021
Fulton Books author William Mandella Roland, a devoted believer and a loving father, has completed his most recent book "What Happened to the Village?": an insightful discussion that tackles the pressing issues revolving around America for generations, the gradual changes that are evident, and the possible solutions to eradicate some controversies.
William writes, "As time passes, we often forget, or in many situations we never know, the history of us as a nation and as a people. This book contains both positive and negative accounts of us as a nation of immigrants of whom many found success. It also tells the story of those, who although worked hard, often found it to be an unfriendly place of isolation and brokenness. There is, however, a hope, one that seems to have taken centuries to arrive. Black people have wondered why believers in an almighty God have taken so long to acknowledge the need to speak out and express what is wrong with us as a people, a nation, and a world when it comes to race! For the first time, we see the awesome shedding of influence of people around the world speaking to those who have for so long ignored the plight and indignity forced on segments of society by using our political system and unjust laws to violate basic human rights of its own citizens! America, we can do better; we must do better if we are to be that light that sits upon the hill for the world to see! If we continue as we have done historically; the question will not be one of what happened to the village but rather one the world will ask in what happened to America?"
Published by Fulton Books, William Mandella Roland's book is a brilliant exposition about the social issues plaguing the nation and humanity. This work is also a wake-up call for everyone to realize that people, as a society, need to change.
Readers who wish to experience this well-written work can purchase "What Happened to the Village?" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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