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Obviously Hidden
Other Forms Of Black On Black Crimes
Obviously Hidden: Other Forms of “Black on Black” Crimes by Maurice W. Smith confronts the overlooked internal conflicts within the Black community, including financial, legal, and emotional harm. Drawing from real experiences and systemic analysis, the book challenges narrow definitions of violence and explores child support injustice, housing disputes, and workplace retaliation. With courage and clarity, Smith sheds light on the silent struggles that hinder healing, justice, and community progress.
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Obviously Hidden
Obviously Hidden: Other Forms of “Black on Black” Crimes by Maurice W. Smith delves into the often ignored, internal struggles within the Black community, uncovering the hidden forms of harm that go unspoken. The book explores how systemic injustices, such as flawed child support systems, economic pressures, and workplace discrimination, disproportionately affect Black individuals, often leading to emotional and financial damage. Through raw, real-life stories and candid reflections, Smith challenges the definition of “Black-on-Black crime,” urging readers to confront these uncomfortable truths and fostering dialogue on accountability, justice, and the path toward healing and reform within the community.