Books by Tony Rose

Donald Trump, the disgraced, former President of the United States of America, is the epitome of "The White Man's," white privilege and power in America. He is a throwback to every "White Man" who terrorized, demoralized, massacred, enslaved, raped, abused, and destroyed every African, Native American and African American in Africa and America. The only terrorists in America have been white Americans. The white collective has terrorized, mutilated, massacred, burnt, lynched, burnt the properties, stolen land, burnt towns, raped and murdered communities of African Americans, and Native Americans, Chinese Americans and Japanese Americans. There will always be racism in the United States of America, as long as the only history taught in middle and high schools across the country is white history. white children are taught that only they matter, that only they are heroes, that no one else does or has done anything in America that matters, except for white Americans. Donald Trump and the rest of his white supremacist administration, his base, and voters, are the very people, the same people who raped our African and African American women and girls, took our babies from us on the slave ship, bashed their heads against the wooden planks and cast their bodies into the ocean, snatched babies, toddlers and children from their mothers and sold them to pedophiles and houses of prostitution. Donald Trump and these same white people put us in cages with no food, no water, no soap, no nothing and then sold us into a lifetime of slavery. These ignorant white people actually believe that Donald Trump cares about them and will make America white for "The White Man" again and as the President of the White People of the United States of America, if he is elected again, he damn well will do all that for "The White Man" and much, much, more.

Donald Trump, the President of the United States of America, is the epitome of "The White Man's," white privilege and power in America. He is a throwback to every "White Man" who terrorized, demoralized, massacred, enslaved, raped, abused, and destroyed every African, Native American and African American in Africa and America.

An alternately poignant and powerful autobiography, a riveting overcoming-the-odds memoir. "A MUST READ!" - Kam Williams, Book Reviewer - Baret News Syndicate. The story of an African American child and young teenager growing up in the real ghetto, the housing projects. Coming from a dysfunctional and violent family where contrary to what poor Black people are always depicted as; there is no God, no church on Sunday, no marching with Martin Luther King, Jr., and no singing in the church choir. This is the story of tens of millions of African American children locked away, in the segregated, red lined ghettos and housing projects of America. Living in a bad environment, in horrific conditions, with bad parents, in bad schools, where death rides hard and is known by everybody. INTRODUCTION: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN AMERICAN GHETTO BOY The screams and howls of centuries of terror, violence and brutality transcend time as you, the reader, are taken on a tremendously honest, epic journey from Africa to Western Europe to the Americas in this compelling, violent, and true story of two turbulent and distinct African American families of unbridled good and evil, both born and raised in the brutality and horror of American slavery, segregation and Jim Crow. The journey takes you all the way to the terrifying, vicious and savagely honest, invisible black ghetto world of a child, and then teenager, growing up in the Whittier Street Housing Projects, where the schools of hard knocks and real fucked up shit are taught, lived, and died in, side by side. I found out early on that this was not going to be an easy book to write. I wanted to write an autobiography about my early childhood and teen years and the horrific murderers, pimps, gangsters, drug dealers, drug addicts, rapists, child abusers and thieves, that I grew up with, lived with, called family, and write about in The Autobiography of an American Ghetto Boy. I soon realized that I could not write about me as an African American child and teen living in America, without writing about White America, what it was like when I was a child, how it shaped the people around me and what it is like to now live in America, which for tens of millions of African American children is horrific, terrifying, and not so very different than it was for me as a child. "Tony Rose's powerful autobiography about growing up in the Whittier Housing Street Housing Projects in Roxbury. I can't put it down, the book is written with such passion. I get so emotional about triumph and this book is a triumph." - Kay Bourne, Arts and Entertainment writer and critic, and The Boston Theater Critics Association, "2015 Elliot Norton Award" recipient.

"America the Black Point of View" was named "Non-Fiction Book of the Year" and the number 4 book in the nation on the "Ten Best Black Books of 2015" list. www.theblackpointofview.com. AN AMERICAN MASTERPIECE....savagely written and beautifully told. An autobiographical history book. The book, America The Black Point of View: An Investigation and Study of The White People of America and Western Europe & The Autobiography of an American Ghetto Boy - The 1950's and 1960's - From the Projects to NAACP Image Award Winner, Volume One. by Tony Rose, is essentially a children's story. A story of millions of children locked away, in the segregated, red lined ghettos and housing projects of America. Living in a bad and horrific environment, in bad conditions, with bad parents, in bad schools, where death rides hard and is known by everybody. - In this Investigation and Study of the White people of Western Europe and America, Tony Rose takes you on a four million year autobiographical and historic journey of great beauty and even greater horror. - The screams and howls of centuries of terror, violence and brutality transcend time as you, the reader, are taken on a tremendously honest, never before written, seen, heard or read in American literature, epic journey from Africa to Western Europe to the Americas in this compelling, violent, and true story of two turbulent and distinct African American families of unbridled good and evil, both born and raised in the brutality and horror of American slavery, segregation and Jim Crow. - The journey takes you all the way to the terrifying, vicious and savagely honest, invisible black ghetto world of a child, and then teenager, growing up in the housing projects of the 1950's and 1960's, where the schools of hard knocks and real fucked up shit are taught, lived, and died in, side by side. - Tony Rose, NAACP Image Award Winner for Outstanding Literature, was born in Roxbury, (Boston) Massachusetts and raised in the Whittier Street Housing Projects. He is the Publisher and CEO of WWW.AMBERBOOKS.COM, the nation's largest African American Publisher of Self-Help Books and Music Biographies. His other books include African American History In The United States of America-An Anthology-From Africa To President Barack Obama, Volume One, a Top Ten Best African American Book.