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Description:
This book presents conversations with the students from the Mecca,
Howard University, many of which served as volunteers in Obama’s
campaign, others serving in a host of organizations dedicated to his
electoral victory, and still others that marched to the White House in
celebration of his victory on election night, and many that braved the
cold to attend the historic inauguration. This book is about how history
came to Howard University and how the students of that great factory of
academic excellence participated in and witnessed history: the election
of the first African American President.
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About the Author:
Dr. John Davis is a Professor at Howard University. During the 2008
Presidential Election he served on a host of panel’s on the subject of
Barack Obama and the impact of his policies on the African American
community. Additionally, he is the author of a number of books:
Perspectives in Black Politics and Black Leadership,
Africa and the War on Terrorism,
Presidential Policies and the Road to the Second War in Iraq,
and The Global War on Terrorism: Assessing the
American Response. |
Things My Momma Never Told Me 
