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Progressives, Leftists, and Black America

How the Leftist's Progressive Policies and Causes Have Been Bad for Black America (New Edition)

A direct, data-driven critique of progressive policy and a call back to faith, entrepreneurship, and personal responsibility.

In this expanded and updated edition, Brian Oglesby examines how progressive policies have shaped Black communities in the United States, then argues for a different path rooted in intellectual independence, cultural restoration, and durable empowerment.

“Faith, entrepreneurship, and personal responsibility as pathways toward lasting empowerment.”

Paperback $16.97 · Kindle $9.99 · Hardcover $29.99 · Apple Books $9.99
Expanded editionFresh analysis, updated data, and a sharper public argument.
Multiple formatsPaperback, hardcover, Kindle, and Apple Books availability.
Public voiceTrailers, interviews, writing, and speaking paths support the book.
35 yearsof service, perspective, and lived experience.
6 toursU.S. Army Reserve experience shaping discipline and voice.
452 pagesExpanded edition with added data and updated arguments.

Why readers are paying attention

A public argument backed by research, conviction, and conversation

Reviewed by Hollywood Book ReviewsEditorial attention around the seriousness of the research and the force of the argument.
Built for long-form discussionTrailers, interviews, and podcasts give the book room to be challenged, explained, and heard.
Rooted in responsibilityFaith, enterprise, and independent thought frame the deeper case for cultural restoration.

“A book built to challenge accepted political narratives and re-center the conversation on responsibility, conviction, and long-term strength.”

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