It's Ok to Leave the Plantation: The New Underground Railroad!

This book is a must for those who truly want to know about what freedom is. Without listing them, Weaver explains the value of political, economic, and spiritual freedom. If there were more people like him, we would not have a society that so readily accepts mediocracy. His book confirms what many people are and have been sensing for a while..... the watering down of our history and a dombing down of our children (and adults, black, white, or whatever) so we will not know how to battle the obstacles of the future.

These it's not only for black americans, but to latin people too, we have too much to think from here.We in history instead of being a "slave" working in the plantations, were servants in a ranch, and being said that, the rest it's the same in our countries, the ones that feel "I deserve this, so you the goverment must give it to me", and the ones that "earn it".I'm from Mexico and I found this book a must read for everyone that wants to leave the plantation, you don't need the goverment to take care of you, you just have to try it and take care of you by yourself.I wish this book were translated to spanish, so a lot of hispanic people could read it, I think we have a lot in common with this book.

As a Masters level professional therapist I have read hundreds of books on behavior, thought process, belief, and social policy. Mason's book is one of the most revolutionary, honest, and accurate books I have ever read. The sad thing is, the people who need to read this don't have the love for the truth or the guts to do so. This book changed me, changed the way I view politics, race, and social policy. Mason has the credibility and bold honesty to force you to think about some of the core beliefs that you have about life in the US, hence the word revoulutionary. Now one of my top 5 favorite books ever. Mason is one of those rare individuals who is so deeply aware of racial and social truths that he is compelled to share them with everyone out of his love for this great country of ours. I have seen Mason speak publicly, met him personally, and believe him to be one of the greatest patriots the United States has ever produced. Inspirational. Thank you, Mason.

...if more people had the common sense and itelligence Mr. Weaver has.(but then all the liberal political leeches would be out of a job) This was an excellent book, I couldn't put it down. Mr. Weaver articulates how much better America could be if more people would start to think for themselves, understand the issues, and not just follow the usual suspects (Jackson, Waters, Clinton, etc.). He also points out where we are headed as a society if we don't reverse the course we are headed on. Multiculturalism could very well lead to the downfall of this great country, unless all come together and and develop as one American culture and society.

This book is an inspiration to people of all races. I happen to be a melanin challenged male. I found great inspiration because this book can help anyone overcome dysfunctional thinking if they have the guts to believe the truth. It also shows that the real sellouts, and Uncle Toms are not Mr. Weaver, Dr. Keyes, Walter Williams, Thomas Sowell and Star Parker. The real sellouts are Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, Maxine Waters and Sheila Jackson Lee. They're the ones who want to "keep the slaves on the plantation". Why else would they be so vitriolic against the aforementioned people as well as Clarence Thomas and J. C. Watts? For the few scraps of meat the white massas of the Democratic party throw them Waters, Lee and the rest are willing to sell out their brehtren just so they can keep themselves in power.This is a great book and it shows people of all cultures and walks of life that they can make the American Dream work for them. And, when you do make it, you'll know because the let's pretend spoiled brats of the lewd left will be screaming the loudest. Way to go Mason.