Blackout

Synopsis:
In "Blackout: How Black America Can Make Its Second Escape from the Democrat Plantation," Candace Owens argues that the Democratic Party's policies and ideals have historically hindered, rather than helped, the progress of the African American community. Weaving in her own personal journey, Owens challenges the notion of perpetual victimhood and dependency on government assistance, which she attributes to the Democrat Party.
The book contends that the Democratic Party has taken the Black vote for granted and perpetuates a narrative that stifles independent thought and self-sufficiency within the Black community. Owens advocates for a "major black exodus" from what she terms the "Democrat Plantation," urging Black Americans to embrace conservative principles, personal responsibility, and a focus on faith and strong family units as pathways to true freedom and success. She also addresses specific issues like government assistance, modern feminism, abortion, and the role of med