What goes down, Must come up!

AUTHOR

Dante L R Harrell

ONE-SENTENCE DESCRIPTION

This book offers encouragement and entertainment to empower readers to don't give up, no matter the circumstances, as long as you stop and think.

CATEGORY

Entertainment/ Fiction

AUDIENCE

Primary: The American young, middle age, and elderly adults who are affected by the police brutality going on around our country, as well as people who have gone through police brutality like myself.

Secondary: The 31 million American adults who have trusted In there local police for safety and protection, and those who say police still have commitment to there neighborhood, as well as families of Police Officers. And, the 11 million American adults who currently don't know, or understand what's going on with local authorities.

PURPOSE AND NEED

Everyone has or will face crises in there life time. These pivotal times are part of everyone's journey.

It takes more than analysis to help readers overcome the perils of crises they will encounter! For every person effected by police brutality —or knows someone who has gone through police brutality —here is the book that entertains readers to stop and think.

UNIQUE ANGLES

In this book, the author:

• · Shows how a wide variety of Black males are treated when it comes to the law.
• · Shows how America's law has often turned a blind eye to police brutality and the treatment of the black male.
• · Presents many readers with entertainment if not all.

READER BENEFITS

1. The reader will learn what black males go through from young to old
2. The reader will feel the compassion for the main character and understanding why he made the decisions that he made.
3. While recognizing their story in the pages of What goes down, must come up, the reader will discover brilliance in the middle of chaos while being forced to turn to the next page.
4. The wide variety of situations will encourage and inspire the reader think before reacting
5. Helps readers understand that excessive police force is not an isolated phenomenon, sometimes more context is needed. This book will Arm readers with the knowledge that police brutality has been deeply entrenched in our system longer and more pervasively than you may have thought.:

COMPETING WORK

There are no books on the market today that address the prevalent occurrence of police brutality in a more entertaining way, "considering police brutality isn't very fun"

Here is one title available that address this real life hardship. They are:

1. Police Brutality: An Anthology, ed. Jill Nelson

If you want to place police brutality in a historical context, and get several different views on police violence from different people, then look no further than this book. Comprised of twelve different essays, Police Brutality offers readers a multiplicity of perspectives, outlining the circumstances under which police brutality in America began, explaining its ties to racism, and offering potential solutions to stem the rising tide of police violence.

PROPOSED BACK COVER COPY

What's the greatest crisis among The black family today? Police brutality and our inability to stop think and talk with each other. Not losing our minds—but losing the belief that we shouldn't be treated equal just because the color of our skin.

Like most people, you probably have more than one relative or friend who has been harassed, or confronted by a officer and the whole encounter felt very uncomfortable, in some cases deadly. Maybe it's been your own experience. Luckily , many people go through this and feel nothing. As a result, of the nearly 75 million American adults who have had interaction with a officer experienced this in some way form or fashion.

OTHER DETAILS

• Format: paperback
• Word Count: 26042
• Page Count: 116

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Harrell was born in North Carolina, Camp LaJuan, and is a graduate of the Art from San Diego Mesa Community College, also a graduate of multimedia from Platt college in San Diego Ca. In 2010 Harrell survived a horrific altercation with SDPD. The result of this, is his 1st novel.

"With my mind I was able to turn a life and death situation into a positive life changing situation.

I'm not saying this book is about that experience directly No, that's to come.

This book is about winning against all odds, with your mind and not your physical strength.

Yes this is a fiction, but the ingredients used to finish this book, are not".

Harrell was interviewed the year of 2014 for being a victim of police brutality in San Diego in the year of 2010, the things Harrell had to endure during the brutality, and while the case was still being trailed, is what Harrell used to not be the typical "Nigga with money, by staying in ignorant bliss. But to become the rope to intellectual awareness for my fellow crawled fish".

AUTHOR PROMOTION

The author will work closely with the publisher to actively promote What goes down, must come up! through feature articles published in leading periodicals. As well, the author has created a What goes down, must come up! Web site (http://on.fb.me/WwSFKw), blog (https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/80845.What_goes_down_must_come_up_) also (https://gum.co/OnZM) and is developing other mass media and e-promotional author promotion strategies

PROPOSED OUTLINE

By the end, this Introduction will motivate readers to discover how to prevent (or correct) their own tendencies to negativity —and how to help others.

Although this novel is not a true story. The results of police brutality and a overly loving heart and not knowing but needing to know is my inspiration. My novel is my result for refusing to remained trapped, mentally, physically, intellectually, and finically.

[3] What goes down, Must come Up! is the story of a college student Shawn Howard, a focused, inspired special effects student, whose life has been turned up side down from being laid off with college tuition due in less then a week, races neighborhood watch turned city cop watching him, and the murder of his mother. So he thinks why not Rob the city bank!

[4] Rents due!, another pressing matter like a cherry sitting ever so softly on top of this mountain of never ending problems; and Mr. Chow is standing right there with his arms folded. Lucky for Him he has a neighbor like Lezy to shine some light during his dark hours.

[5] Determined to learn Shawn hangs on to ever word that comes out Mr. Washington's mouth, Piper Lee schemes up "Operation Rob the bank successfully "—a sure plan to fix his tuition problems. But as soon as Shawn sees his way out, he is suspected of murdering his mother Ms. Shirley Howard, suddenly how things change.

[6] Readers will identify with Shawn and the hardships he was facing, he stayed focused and never stop believing that he can change his own life, as long as he put enough thought into it, I find him an appealing hero to learn that as long as you believe in yourself and if your not afraid to do what must be done you will and can embrace your future.

[7] This story, set in any metropolitan area in america, runs about 23,000 words and is somewhat similar to Higher Learning meets South Central with a little bit of limitless.

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