Our Two Societies

Social Justice is killing America let’s try Social Equality.

In this racial non-victimization memoir, the author confronts the raw realities of race in America, weaving a deeply personal narrative that doubles as a powerful social justice critique. By challenging contemporary racial narratives, Our Two Societies questions the effectiveness of modern racial ideologies like anti-racism and white fragility, asking whether they unite us or deepen our divides.

With a pragmatic race relations lens, this self-reflective memoir on race moves beyond finger-pointing to explore solutions that prioritize understanding over division. The author’s voice shines with emotional depth—moments of suspense and heartbreak balanced by a clever wit that makes this witty social equality memoir both thought-provoking and unexpectedly entertaining.

What makes Our Two Societies stand out is its non-polarizing discussion on race. It encourages a thoughtful discussion on race that bridges divides. Instead of fueling debates, it opens doors to dialogue, inviting readers to rethink assumptions and engage with one of today’s most complex issues. Perfect for anyone craving a fresh, balanced take on social equality, this book is a must-read conversation starter.

Grab your copy now and dive into a perspective that could reshape how we approach our shared future.

"Having read this book, I now see the mind trap that is so prevalent and insidious in the racism frame of mind."

"You see, my daughter and son are black while my wife and I are white. His story helps me by giving me insight to the struggles my kids may experience one day. Thank you, Andre, for sharing your story."

2017 Indie Box of the Year

Review

"Racism is real but WE are all stronger than racism." -- OnlineBookClub.org

Official Review: Our Two Societies by Andre Davis

Andre Davis was born in Detroit, Michigan in the early 1970s. Our Two Societies is his story. In this autobiography, he tackles the ever-present topic of racism. While doing so, he discusses the importance of acquiring the skills needed in a free market society. It is within this free market society that Andre Davis believes America's greatness lies. Andre Davis was prompted to write this autobiography after developing concerns about the future of America's workforce. In his own words, "America is still the land of opportunity for opportunist[s]."

This book is emotional and gripping. There were occasions when I was near tears. Can you imagine being treated better in a foreign country than in your own homeland? As a minority, I am no stranger to racism, but I cannot pretend to know what our author was going through while growing up. I can only empathize, open my eyes and heart, and keep raising my children as loving and open-minded people.

The publication of this book is definitely timely. The reader is given insight into the racial and social inequalities of today's America. Although the subject can often be complex, this book is highly approachable. I had difficulty even putting it down.

As far as my recommendations go, I simply think everyone should read this book. Normally, I do not make such blanket recommendations. However, that is the impact this book has had on me. I think you should read it. After that, I think you should loan the book to family and friends.

Hummingbird Wings

5.0 out of 5 starsOh! How Excellent!

August 11, 2017

Absolutely Amazing! I could not put this book down. Read it well into the night and woke up anticipating reading it some more! The wittiness of the author is carried through each chapter with sarcasm and comedic relief as he describes some very heavy and at times scary life situations. His writing style is so descriptive that reading catapults you back into time as if you are walking along side of him through each life experience and each life phase. Splendid read!