Blackout: How Black America Can Make Its Second Escape from the Democrat Plantation

Political activist and social media celebrity Candace Owens outlines all the reasons why the policies of the Democratic Party harm rather than aid the African American community, and she also explains why a growing number of people are moving to the right.

What stands to lose for you? The mainstream media ridiculed and disregarded this query, which was directed to prospective black voters by then-presidential candidate Donald Trump. But it served as a wake-up call for many, including Candace Owens. Throughout her life, she had been a devoted Democrat, but she started to wonder about the left's treatment of African Americans and look into the damage they were causing to the neighborhood.

In Blackout, social media celebrity and conservative pundit Owens discusses the various ways that liberal ideas and policies genuinely hurt African Americans and make it more difficult for them to overcome poverty, lead successful, independent lives, and actively participate in the American Dream. Despite the societal expectation that she should adopt a victim mindset, she shows how she overcome her obstacles by sharing her personal narrative, which took her from the projects to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Government support is a double-edged sword, the left downplays the importance of faith in the black community, black newborns are disproportionately impacted by Democratic tolerance of abortion, the #MeToo movement harms black men, and many more points of contention are all made by Owens. Blackout exposes the misconception that all Black people should vote Democrat and demonstrates why moving to the right will make them happier, more prosperous, and more independent. It is a well-researched and well-argued book.