The Brutality of Tyrants – (Volume Four) – by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
The Brutality of Tyrants
Has justice vanished in America, the land of freedom?
Is there equality in America?
Is there racism in America?
Are there equal opportunities in America today?
In this Fourth volume of the series “Brutality of Tyrants,” Dr. Fayad addresses the ab-
horrent issues of racism presented in a series of thirty-six books that reflect cries
against injustice. He tackles critical questions concerning justice and equality in Amer-
ica, a land that is supposed to be a beacon of freedom. Has justice genuinely ended in a
society that is meant to be fair? Can we speak of genuine equality in the presence of
racism and discrimination? Are there still equal opportunities for everyone, or does
the social and economic system reflect a bitter reality of collective injustice?
The book introduces the principle of equal opportunity as necessary for achieving jus-
tice, clarifying the difference between equality and equal opportunities. It highlights
the malevolent roles of all governmental administrative and executive institutions,
civil organizations, and both large and medium-sized enterprises, focusing on social
media and various media forms, diminishing equal opportunities. It also discusses pro-
moting this principle in different institutions, such as education and employment. Fur-
thermore, Dr. Fayad delves into the horrors of racism that manifest in various aspects
of life, from work to education and healthcare, demonstrating how these violations
impact individuals and society as a whole.
The book reveals the crimes and violations perpetrated against individuals through
over a thousand catastrophic statements, calling for accountability from the highest
to the lowest levels of authority. It is not merely a narrative of suffering but an urgent
call for change and a wake-up call for conscience in a time dominated by brutality.
In concluding this work, Dr. Fayad emphasizes the importance of awareness and action
for a better future that guarantees rights for all, restoring hope to weary hearts. “Has
justice died in America, the land of freedom?” resonates on every page, inviting the
reader to reflect on a harsh reality that also holds possibilities for change.
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Publisher : AEEH PRESS INC (April 13, 2024)
Language : English
Paperback : 150 pages
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Dimensions : 6 x 0.68 x 9 inches
Translation: Ashraf Al-Genbihi
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