This South African story is an invitation
to rich conversations that could lead to
social transformation and social cohesion
in a racially polarized world.

The book implicitly acknowledges that many white people have
sought to be part of the journey towards racial harmony, but in
most cases, it has been done without a paradigm shift on the
part of white compatriots.

It has been done with very limited understanding of the black
world and with many assumptions.

Even though the book is about the author’s experiences in the
Christian spaces and has contributors who occupy that space,
the message for social change and social restitution is universal.

• This book is not bringing a Christian message per se, it is rather
pointing out flaws and shortcomings when religion does not seek to
uphold universal principles of love, care and social solidarity.
• This book is about co creating a future that is devoid of structural
racism
• It is meant to inspire hope and optimism while acknowledging huge
challenges of confronting historical racial injustices.
• It is meant to point out possible pathways to a culture of UBUNTU.
• This book has lessons for all races and would hugely benefit anyone
who reads it