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With a focus on social and moral issues that have created decline, decay, apathy, dreariness and adversity in America, Winter in America covers a number of major issues such as racism, sexism, the educational system, greed and parenting issues.
The author postulates that the love of power, greed, evilness and control must be cast away and replaced with love and respect, despite our differences, in order for us to transition into a season of warmth. When love replaces the love of power we will see this long period of winter dissipate and evolve into an America that reflects its creed and becomes an even greater nation.
About the author
Ruben Britt, Jr. is a native of Roxbury, Massachusetts, who has over 28 years of experience in education as both a teacher and as a career planning counselor. He has written a children's book on cultural diversity and he has written a number of articles related to education and career development, as well as faclilitated or presented numerous seminars, workshops and lectures. Ruben attended the College of Sequolas and received his B.S. degree from Southern University and M.A. degree from Bloomsburg University. Presently, he is the assistant director of the Career and Academic Planning Center at Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey.
