40 Acres and a Mule

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When slaves were set free, forty acres and a mule were promised to the slaves on the plantation. The 40 acres was the land on the plantation, while the mule was the physical body that did the work. Back when Black men were slaves on forty acres of land, you could grow cotton, beans, corn, and wheat. Today, however, on forty acers of land, one could build a billion-dollar football stadium or basketball arena. The physical body code word, (the mule) represent eighty percent African American football and basketball players currently playing today. This book gives a generational consumption of the rebirth of the plantation.