New Memoir Tells of Author's Life Struggle with Segregation
Surfing in the Rainbow: That is You vs. This is Me is author Hubert E. Johnson's view of a history misguided
NEW YORK (MMD Newswire) March 6, 2009 -- Surfing in the Rainbow: That is You vs. This is Me aims to educate readers on the facts and fiction of American history based on the life experiences of author Hubert E. Johnson, a Green Beret veteran, husband, father and grandfather exposed to segregation. "This book is about how history, factual and religious, have misguided the world," says Johnson. "The truth should be revealed to help humanity prevent a ravaged world from being further destroyed."
Johnson believes his observations of the United States government and cultural and religious doctrines throughout Surfing in the Rainbow will inspire those born into a disadvantaged life to want to live better lives. His book also targets those who "want to be treated as God intended - equal" and "people who do not understand the effects of living a disenfranchised life."
Essentially, according to Johnson, the autobiographical book is targeted "for all of humanity" in today's precarious future. "The world is still witnessing major turmoil with the threat of nuclear destruction resulting from governmental, cultural and religious doctrines that have been and still are being manipulated for selfish means," he expresses.
For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at delohumo@aol.com. Surfing in the Rainbow: That is You vs. This is Me is available for sale online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.
About the Author
Hubert E. Johnson, born in 1933 in Bartlett, Texas showed patriotism by serving in the U.S. Army during the Korean War and with the Green Berets during the Vietnam War. Johnson is a retired New York City firefighter and United States Postal Service employee, as well as a former coach for the Police Athletic League and leader for the Girl Scouts.
MEDIA CONTACT:
Hubert E. Johnson
Phone: (516) 868-8155
E-mail: delohumo@aol.com
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