A Great Insight About The Black Mafia

books:


	• The Breeding of Contempt: Account of the Largest Mass Murder in Washington, D.C. History John W. King Xlibris Corporation, 2003 - 148 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
	for more information click here

A Great Insight About The Black Mafia

I was totally amazed that I had never heard about this terrible event. I never knew that there was a Black family massacred due to a religious war, and a subsequent hostage taking of citizens in Washington, D.C. This book was well written. John King is such a good story teller, and so brutally honest about his life in the witness protection program, as well as his life as a teenager trying to imitate the "toughguy" legacy of his father.
Bravo John King!!! THIS SHOULD BE A FEATURE FILM!!

The Breeding Of Contempt, details two horrific events in the Nation?s history. The 1973 mass murder of seven people in Washington, D.C., and the 1977 siege on Washington that left a reporter dead, and nearly took the life of a popular city councilman. The book also introduces readers to a literary first, a Black family hiding in the Federal Witness Protection Program. The Breeding of Contempt reintroduces the reading public to some of the Black leaders of the 1960?s and 1970?s, and also introduces others who would become powerful a decade later. Finally, the book gives its readers a glimpse into a virtually unknown group, the Black mafia, who operated in Philadelphia in the 1970?s, terrorizing the citizenry of Philadelphia.

for more information click here