Books That Move the Movement
Explore the published works of Elder Duke Jones—uniting faith, activism, history, and policy in
pursuit of justice for African Americans.
Critical Race Theory In Black And White: The Rewrite
A Clarion Call to Black America. A Deadline for 2028
Elder Duke Jones returns with a sharper, more urgent edition, one that makes clear the 2028 presidential election must be a referendum on Reparations, or it will be remembered as one more betrayal in a 160-year line of them.
The Time for Waiting Is Over
Since 1876, both parties have turned a blind eye to what the South has done to Black America: voter suppression, mass incarceration, inadequate education, and generations of stolen opportunity. Now those same forces have turned outward, and the country that built its wealth on Black suffering wants only to protect what it took.
The Rewrite lays out, in stark terms, why 2028 is the line in the sand. This is not a request. It is a demand: Reparations, or no vote at all.
Why History Demands Reparations
Our political strategy isn’t abstract—it is anchored in memory and justice. We begin by pinpointing massacres from Reconstruction—starting with Colfax, where relatives of Elder Duke Jones were among the victims
Colfax Massacre—1873, nearly 150 Black militia members killed
Why It Matters Now
A Vote Is Not Owed. It's Earned.
For 60 years, H.R. 40 has stalled in committee. The Rewrite argues that the Democratic Party cannot expect the loyalty of Black voters while offering nothing but promises. This book ties the fight for Reparations directly to the ballot box, and to the 2028 election specifically.
On the Right Side of Wrong
Choosing Principle in an Age of Compromise
Written during turbulent years of public division and moral ambiguity, this book challenges readers to take a stand even when “right” feels unpopular. Elder Jones explores the courage it takes to live aligned with one’s convictions, especially in faith, politics, and community life.
Bonus
Includes a Reflection & Group Discussion Guide for Bible studies, youth groups, and political fellowships.
Critical Race Theory in Black and White
A Roadmap Toward Reparations by 2028
This urgent and timely book lays out the historical, moral, and political case for reparations while explaining why decades of stalled legislation, including H.R. 40, have failed Black America. Elder Duke Jones offers not just critique but strategy, rooted in faith, justice, and democratic accountability.
Required reading for every 2028 campaign staffer
— Logan Crawfort, Global Book Network TV
- A plain-language breakdown of systemic racism and generational inequality
- A deep look at H.R. 40 and the reasons it hasn’t delivered
- A 2028 political strategy to unify African-American voters around reparative action
- Bonus: Includes a free downloadable Discussion Guide for churches, classrooms, and community groups
Read The Rewrite Today
Available now on Kindle. Join the movement demanding Reparations NOW 2028.