Democracy in Crisis. The Challenges Facing America in the 21st Century

This is the sixth book for Anthony W. Brown. The first book, "Rebirth from Darkness to Light", was written under the pseudonym, Just Anthony, which is the authors stage name as a poet. The second book, " Hope Peace, Love & Joy, An Inquiry into their Philosophical Nature and the Endless Pursuit of Attaining Them" is a book written Christmas of 2022 and rebranded under the current title in 2023. This book is an intersection between Counseling Psychology and religion. Other books written by the author are " Ineffabillis A Systematic Analysis of Apocryphal Literature & Critique of Non[Canonical Texts" and "Bearing Fruit & Living Our Faith, Strengthening Our Relationship with God through Christian Witness & Service a Catholic Catechesis for Catechized High School Students" and " From Darkness to Light, Understanding Over Coming Grief, Death and Dying".

Discovering the dangers that certain Political movements pose to the democracy of the United States of America in this insightful book. Through illuminating commentary and warnings, the author sheds light on the threats that persist and erode the very foundations of democracy as w4e know it.

Furthermore, this book offers a profound analysis of the deeply-rooted issue of racism in American history. It assumes that the readers possess a working knowledge of the nations' past and are aware of current events. By delving into these complex issues, the book aims to raise awareness and promote critical thinking about the challenges that American democracy faces in the 21st century.

Brown is a Life Coach & Counselor residing in the Washington DC Metropolitan area. Brown works full-time as an educator. He teaches in the public-school system and also at a local college. Brown is in private practice as a Counselor & Life Coach. Brown has a Bachelor's Degree in History with a minor in Criminal Justice from the University of Houston. Brown also studied Human Geography at Prairie View A & M University. He has a Master in Theology from the University of St. Thomas, Houston, and a Master in Counseling Psychology specializing in Marriage & Family Therapy from Houston Graduate School of Theology. Brown has also done some postgraduate work in Pastoral Care & Forensic Psychology.