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Driven to Do: Inspiring Stories of Minority Millennials and the Future of America
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Driven to Do: Inspiring Stories of Minority Millennials and the Future of America

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Minority millennials are standing up for themselves and creating massive societal change. But, for some unknown reason, their stories are not being told by the media.

Driven to Do: Inspiring Stories of Minority Millennials and the Future of America tackles difficult issues: What is the perception of millennials and minorities? Lazy? Entitled? Failing to work hard toward their goals? This book provides multiple examples of how minority millennials are disproving these preconceptions and working to build a better America.

Discover:

How the work of educated black and white women impacts their individual communities and the national stage How the Black Lives Matter movement started as a grassroots effort in spite of police brutality How people like Ravi Gupta, Mayor Michael Tubbs, and other minority millennials are making a difference

Driven to Do: Inspiring Stories of Minority Millennials and the Future of America is a fascinating look at a topic that is often under-reported and sometimes misunderstood. It generates hope and faith that the future of America is in good hands.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
New Degree Press
Date
11 April 2020
Pages
110
ISBN
9781641375887

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Minority millennials are standing up for themselves and creating massive societal change. But, for some unknown reason, their stories are not being told by the media.

Driven to Do: Inspiring Stories of Minority Millennials and the Future of America tackles difficult issues: What is the perception of millennials and minorities? Lazy? Entitled? Failing to work hard toward their goals? This book provides multiple examples of how minority millennials are disproving these preconceptions and working to build a better America.

Discover:

How the work of educated black and white women impacts their individual communities and the national stage How the Black Lives Matter movement started as a grassroots effort in spite of police brutality How people like Ravi Gupta, Mayor Michael Tubbs, and other minority millennials are making a difference

Driven to Do: Inspiring Stories of Minority Millennials and the Future of America is a fascinating look at a topic that is often under-reported and sometimes misunderstood. It generates hope and faith that the future of America is in good hands.

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
New Degree Press
Date
11 April 2020
Pages
110
ISBN
9781641375887