One In A Million: A Salute to the 10th Anniversary of the Million Man March
A Salute to the 10th Anniversary of the Million Man March
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What is the genre of your book?
One In A Million belongs in the following categories:
Summary of your book?1.) History Section
2.) Social Studies Section
3.) Religious Section
4.) Photography/The Arts Section
One In A Million captures in photographs one of the greatest movement of the 21st century: The Million Man March – October 16, 1995 from the beginning stage composed of press conferences, meetings, rallies, to the end: A Million Black Men gather on the Mall. This book documents the men and women (major and minor players) who worked behind the scenes to ensure the success of the final day: October 16, 1995 and the participants (all across America) who came to atone.
What is the central topic of your book: What are the main themes and or ideas?
What are the selling points of your book?1.) Unity (breaking down the barriers of religion, social and economic class differences to unite for a common cause)
2.) Sense of Purpose
3.) Self Responsibility
4.) Love, peace and respect toward all humanity
Vivid, colorful and emotional photographs – captioned with powerful, thought provoking words of wisdom by Minister Louis Farrakhan
What are the five words that you feel best describe the message of your book?
Who will be most interested in your book and why?1.) Inspirational/spiritual
2.) Historical
3.) Conscious Raising
4.) Uplifting
5.) Thought Provoking
1.) Those who attended will look at the photographs and reminisce about that special day
2.) Sociologist/Historians who study mass movements
3.) University/College Professors who examine ethnic issues in America
4.) The Nation of Islam – The Minister of the Nation of Islam conceived and initiated this Movement
5.) Socially and politically conscious individuals who respect cultural differences and advocate justice for all.
To which URL do you want customers to be directed? HARMONY
About the Author
One In A Million Daniel B. McNeill’s twenty year career in photography is vast and wide in scope. He has distinguished himself as an expert wedding photographer as well as a documenter of the movers and shakers of Washington’s political society. From Dr. Dorothy Height, CEO of the National Council of Negro Women to Minister Louis Farrakhan of the Nation of Islam , McNeill was on the scene recording their moments for posterity. McNeill has also designed book covers and took photographs for such renown authors such as Barbara Reynolds and Omar Tyree . His work has also appeared in such publications as American Weekly Newspaper, Ebony Magazine, The Howard University School of Business Journal , The Final Call Newspaper, Dawn of The 21st Century Book Epson On-Line, www.americanphotojournalist.com, and www.oneinamillionphoto.com In 2000, McNeill’s photographs were included in a Millennium Photo Project entitled, “How We Celebrated the New Millennium.” An avid world traveler with a special interest in the continent of Africa he had covered the countries of Ethiopia and Mali extensively. Credit Under Photo: Photo by Dewery Register, Photographer