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New York, NY, USA What if the greatest lie ever told about Americans of African descent is not about their oppression, but their power? In a time defined by division, Andrew J. Miller delivers a bold new perspective in his groundbreaking book, Black Privilege. This book turns a centuries-old narrative of victimhood into one of victory, insisting that the story of African Americans is not one of limitation but of legacy.
Miller argues that the true privilege of Black America is not found in ease or entitlement. It is a privilege forged in the fire of resilience and refined through faith. This strength is proven by generations who transformed chains into opportunity and adversity into art, culture, and global influence.
“We’re not waiting to be chosen,” Miller writes. “We walk as if we already are.”
Part cultural commentary and part personal testimony, Black Privilege calls readers to reject a mindset of dependency. It empowers them to reclaim the strength that has always defined the African American experience. The book speaks to a wide range of readers, from community leaders and pastors to anyone seeking a powerful new narrative for their life and legacy.
Miller’s voice blends a poetic cadence with unapologetic truth-telling. He draws from his personal journey and his experience as a pastor and reentry leader to deliver a message that is as challenging as it is redemptive.
Black Privilege is more than a book. It is a movement and a call to reclaim identity, rewrite the narrative, and rise as builders of the future.
About Andrew J. Miller
Andrew J. Miller is a husband, pastor, author, and reentry advocate based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. As the founder of True Hope Church and the visionary behind the Redemption Opportunity Project, he has dedicated his life to helping others rediscover purpose and possibility. His work bridges deep biblical insight with lived experience, guiding people from brokenness to boldness.