The root of hate runs deep says Henry I. Balogun author of “Enemy of the human race.” This new book provides the strongest, most damning and unambiguous response to the demeaning and insulting derogatory “shithole” remark allegedly made by Donald J. Trump about Africa. It also highlights resentment for the revival of hate orchestrated by Trump supporters in response to his presidency. The President’s inability to condemn hate gave new credence to the idea of “us versus them” along with the false and delusional hope of creating isolated enclave exclusively for “us” because this is “our world,” “our cities” and “our streets.” The President’s inability to condemn hate is now providing unhealthy platform for “left” against “right” and “conservative” against “liberal” all around the world.

Henry Balogun, in this eye-opening piece of excellent literary work entitled “Enemy of the human race” went deeper to expose and unearth hidden root of division and unprecedented discord that has turned the human family against one another. Those who believe that they are completely unaffected by the unfortunate stories of the past need to realize that “the bell tolls” for them as well.

There is also a candid look at the new United States in the age of Donald J. Trump known as “United States 2.0.” The need to understand the person at the Oval Office led Henry Balogun to carefully examine the life and personality of Donald J. Trump.