The Rejected Stone: Al Sharpton and the Path to American Leadership

Explore the transformative journey of Reverend Al Sharpton in "The Rejected Stone: Al Sharpton and the Path to American Leadership," a compelling narrative that reveals the profound evolution of a fiery activist into a pivotal leader in American social justice. Published on October 8, 2013, this book delves into Reverend Sharpton's personal and public life, showcasing his pivotal roles in influential events and his interactions with prominent figures like Jay-Z, President Barack Obama, and his role in Michael Jackson's funeral. More than just a biography, it's a discussion on pivotal social justice domains including immigrant rights, gender equality, and religious freedom, reflecting his unexpected stances and the reasons behind them. Ideal for adult education, this book not only charts the personal growth of Rev. Sharpton but also invites readers to consider how personal transformation can lead to national leadership and societal change, echoing his promise that internal change is key to leading better lives. Engage with this narrative to understand a leader who challenges both himself and the nation to rise to a higher standard of justice and equality.