When the author first encountered the Willie Lynch’s Letter, "The Making of a Slave", in theLocal library, he found it both provocative and inspiring. He became convinced that theConcept and practice of slavery must have been allowed to be explored conveniently toComplement the political and intellectual agenda and protocol of the elite. Under all kinds of pretexts and pretenses, we have been drawn into the whirlpool of protests and empathy,trying to make sense of this grotesque demonstration of our human nature.As an artist and educator, Jerry Barry engaged in some deep introspection to unravel the mystery and melodrama of this dark side of our human aspirations that makes us all vulnerable, both as victors and victims of this practice of human exploitation. He believes that when we strive to develop a creative experience with our social issues, and yield to our moral convictions as human beings, we are better able to explore the various dimensions and gain access to the truth and the solution to our moral social dilemmas. Like a diamond in a rock, the negative contains the essential ingredients for the positive.
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