Roland Martin and PBD Go Head-to-Head On Systemic Racism | Ep. 233

White Fear explores the deep-seated fear among White Americans of losing power, economic standing, and a particular 'way of life,' which has been a driving force behind American politics and culture for two centuries. The book connects various historical and contemporary events, such as the Tea Party Movement, the decline of White American optimism, and the diminishing blue-collar workforce, to illuminate the larger picture of what will unfold in America. It addresses issues like voter suppression laws, police brutality, and reactions to movements like Black Lives Matter, urging the need to recognize, understand, and dismantle White Fear to create a more equitable society.

In 'Power vs. Force,' David R. Hawkins explores the nature of true power and force, arguing that power is whole, positive, and wholesome, while force is partial, selfish, and negative. The book introduces a hierarchical scale of consciousness, ranging from 1 to 1000, where levels below 200 are considered negative and those above 200 are positive. Hawkins uses concepts from particle physics, nonlinear dynamics, and chaos theory, as well as Applied Kinesiology, to support his research. The book is divided into three parts, discussing the process of achieving one’s ultimate potential, the distinction between power and force in various aspects of life, and the evolution of human consciousness. It emphasizes the importance of integrity, understanding, and compassion in enhancing one’s level of consciousness and leading a more fulfilling life.