Kori Discusses Paradigm Shifts in Communities of Color with Author Martin Davis

Philanthropist, Community Organizer, Youth Mentor,  Career Development Coach, Inspirational Speaker, Security Expert and Political Activist, Martin Davis brings over 25 years experience in dealing with troubled youths to the table.  Martin’s frequent participation in various career day events, job fairs and providing professional interviewing techniques at the high school and college level has helped many  students find positions in the security industry, as well as other facets of law enforcement.  Martin’s passion for the political process compels him to continuously promote the importance of voting, voter registration, and battling against voter suppression.

Book blurb: 

How many of us have to die at the hands of our own people before we say enough is enough to black-on-black violence? How long will we continue on this path of self-destruction? How long will we continue to live our lives in a position of weakness and ignorance?

In Are We There Yet?, author Martin L. Davis provides the blueprint for what people of color need to do to change their standing in American society and throughout the world. It delivers a blow-by-blow, step-by-step, challenge-by-challenge outline that speaks directly to the heart of the ills black people face today. It addresses how black Americans can correct those ills internally, without outside help or influence.

Complete with concrete directives, initiatives, and challenges to the black population, Are We There Yet? clearly dictates that black Americans take responsibility and be accountable for their actions and inactions. Davis maintains that following the multiple directives and challenges collectively will guarantee a dramatic and positive change in our communities, our place in American society, and better interaction among one another as a people.