The word “bitch” has become THE most widely used and acceptable slur in the North American English language. In the last twenty-five years, our society has witnessed the meteoric rise of bitch’s visibility in virtually every institution that fuels this civilization.
Have you observed the significant increase in the word “bitch's” appearance in countless television programs and films? Have you noticed the emerging “trendiness” and “fashionability” “bitch” has adopted in the spaces of digital media, retail production and the commercialization of alcoholic beverages and other commodities? Have you noticed the escalating number of people in our society using the word “bitch” as a source of self-identification, as well as a “term of endearment” to friends, while also using the term as a defamatory insult? Have you ever stopped and asked, “WHY?”
Social activist and documentarian/filmmaker J. R. Baker-Flowers, Founder and Director of The UNLEARNing Project LLC®, boldly addresses and penetrates the longstanding “culture of bitch,” offering a fresh voice to this pervasive sociocultural crisis. Keenly identifying the intersecting macro institutions, (i.e. Judeo-Christian patriarchal ideologies and mass media) and micro institutions (i.e. internalized sexist belief systems and Personal Purchasing Power, PPP©) that have designed, maintain and routinely profit from the systemic oppression this word holds, J.R. Baker-Flowers unearths the destructive reality of the word “bitch,” our society’s most overlooked form of oppression. Presenting a remarkably comprehensive, yet approachable body of work, J.R. Baker-Flowers’ ability to unite scholarly research, wit, unapologetic truth and introspective-mindfulness, takes you on a revolutionary journey of consciousness, healing, self-empowerment and liberation.
If you have ever questioned the excessive presence of the word “bitch” or the increasing socio-systemic visibility of the term “bad bitch,” then this book is for you! If you have ever been called a “bitch” or witnessed someone being called one, this book is for you! If you have watched a television program or film and noticed the frequent times female characters were called “bitches” and as a result, became angry or upset, this book is for you! If you use or have ever used the word “bitch” to describe yourself or another person, then this book is for you! If you have used “bitch” or “bad bitch” as a term of empowerment or endearment verbally or electronically in a hashtag or social media post, then this book is for you! If you are on a path of self-liberation and no longer want to be controlled, manipulated or programmed by the global weapons of mass distraction, this book is for you!
BREAKING BITCH: Dismantling The LIES to Reclaim Your TRUTH is the timely and long-awaited book our society has been waiting for. This is the book YOU'VE been waiting for!
The Collapse of DEI Programs: The Impending Disaster of America's Workforce
by J.R. Baker-Flowers
"The Collapse of DEI Programs: The Impending Disaster in America's Workforce" by J.R. Baker-Flowers serves as a resounding clarion call to the leaders and citizens of America. The tome delves into the perils of disinvestment from DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) programs in the federal government, private sector, schools, and state-level governing bodies. It contends that this collective abdication from fundamental humanity and morality possesses the potential to engender the collapse of America's workforce and its populace.
Throughout the literary tapestry, J.R. Baker-Flowers vividly showcases how DE&I programs are pivotal to the social, economic, emotional, cultural, professional, and educational fortification and very survival of marginalized communities in America. The author unveils that DE&I programs are indispensable in ensuring that America's diverse and chronically oppressed communities are accorded equitable opportunities to reap the benefits of the nation's workforce and economy, and without them, members of marginalized communities will persist in being forsaken.
This book accentuates the paramountcy of fostering a diverse and inclusive milieu, particularly in the current climate where social justice issues and the quest for equality and fairness have ascended to prominence. By probing the role of DE&I programs in safeguarding marginalized communities and contributing to the endurance of the American workforce and economy, J.R. Baker-Flowers emphasizes that DE&I programs are not discretionary, but rather imperative for America's future prosperity and overall well-being.
With compelling substantiation and an impassioned rallying cry, "The Collapse of DEI Programs: The Impending Disaster in America's Workforce" is an essential read for anyone seeking to fathom the critical significance of DE&I programs for the future trajectory of our nation.