It is an Evil Day My Son: The Day the Stranger Took Us On A Journey

This book proves that tears have no color. Suffering has no gender or social statues. Pain is pain no matter where in the world it is embraced. People all over the globe rejoice the same and die the same way. But in some mysterious ways what affects one affects the others. "It is an evil day my son" answers many questions, but raised some too. Why are we here and what is the purpose of fighting? Who should apologize for the wound Slavery inflicted in the world? The slaves, the Africans or Mr. Johnny the slave master? If need be, should the act of slavery be forgiven, if yes by whom? Read on, and you shall find the answer to these questions in this book.