The Illusion of Voting

About the Book

What happens in a city like Philadelphia under pressure? On the surface there had been panic. Underneath it was still business as usually. The Coronavirus had been a prescription for devastation, depression and death. West Philly a black community, survival of the streets has always been a way of life. But a forced lock down for three months changed the structure of households, business and politics. Running for office is still controlled by pay to play. How does a person run for a political office when the deck is stacked? The Trump and Biden election, is the worst political nightmare the United States has ever seen. Black lives matter is a question that remains to be answered. While the black vote is economically a financial gain who really benefits? Our identity information is worth gold. No illusion that for over 400 hundred years a race of people are still asking for equality in employment and education. Why? Is vote by mail, the wisest decision?

About the Author

Wanda Logan a native of West Philadelphia. Bachelor in Business, business women, entrepreneur, activist, motivational speaker, community leader, helped developed programs such as Career Link & Directed Job Search, TANF placements, over twenty years in employment placement and work ready programs. Book Author, The Weight of a Heart. Ran for political office. Ms. Logan has been in the trenches of that uphill battle in wanting change for her struggling community. Believed, you can’t just seat on the sideline and hope.