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	title:	Let Justice Roll Down
	author:	John Perkins
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Regal Books
	released:	December 6, 2006
	isbn:	0830743073
	isbn-13:	9780830743070

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Triumph in Adversity - Rated This is a compelling record of a community's battle against racism in 60's America. As so much of our view of this battle is focussed unsuprisingly on Martin Luther King, we may fail to recognise the many leaders in the black communities who fought for the same cause. This account is told through the eyes of John Perkins who, fueled by his faith, helped to lead a protest against injustice and racism, and along with his friends, was then imprisoned and beaten up by the police. What made it more compelling for me was that it is focussed on a community and not a national picture. It opens your eyes to what happened to individuals and families - it makes it a human story as opposed to 'history'. I thoroughly recommend it. Shane Claiborne writes a few pages at the beginning introducing the book. A really good read! - Rated Excellent. Read it in a day or two. Some amazing heart wrenching stories and some challenging stories too. I hadn't heard of J Perkins before reading this: he should be world famous.

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Triumph in Adversity - Rated 4/5
This is a compelling record of a community's battle against racism in 60's America. As so much of our view of this battle is focussed unsuprisingly on Martin Luther King, we may fail to recognise the many leaders in the black communities who fought for the same cause. This account is told through the eyes of John Perkins who, fueled by his faith, helped to lead a protest against injustice and racism, and along with his friends, was then imprisoned and beaten up by the police. What made it more compelling for me was that it is focussed on a community and not a national picture. It opens your eyes to what happened to individuals and families - it makes it a human story as opposed to 'history'. I thoroughly recommend it. Shane Claiborne writes a few pages at the beginning introducing the book.

A really good read! - Rated 4/5
Excellent. Read it in a day or two.
Some amazing heart wrenching stories and some challenging stories too.
I hadn't heard of J Perkins before reading this: he should be world famous.

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