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"Infectious Injustice ” serves as a haunting reminder that in the face of corruption, negligence, and adversity, human resilience can prevail, and the fight for justice must continue. The book is a powerful and eye-opening account of the devastating impact of corruption and mass incarceration in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Cook’s book sheds light on the harrowing experiences of inmates in San Quentin State Prison, a facility that became a hotspot for the virus due to a series of systemic failures. Cook’s writing is both evocative and unapologetic, as he delves into the lives of those incarcerated in San Quentin. His narrative explores not only the deplorable conditions within the prison but also the heartbreaking stories of inmates who suffered and died as a result of the mishandling of the COVID-19 crisis. Cook’s ability to convey the emotions and struggles of these individuals is a testament to his skill as a storyteller. He Introduces readers to inmates who supported ea

  With “ Embracing God in the Right Perspective with the Right Foundation of Faith in Him ,”  Chris Tham  takes readers on a transformative journey into the depths of spirituality and faith. Tham’s insightful book delves into the fundamental relationship between humanity and the divine, offering a fresh perspective on our connection with God. The book begins with a powerful assertion: “ Every living soul in the history of mankind is a child of God .” This assertion serves as the cornerstone of his exploration, challenging readers to rethink their understanding of faith and their place in the universe. The author’s writing is not prescriptive but rather an invitation to self-discovery and introspection. Throughout the book, the author has emphasized the importance of having the right foundation of faith. Tham argues that a genuine connection with God must be built on a solid understanding of one’s beliefs and a willingness to embrace a personal relationship with the divine. The insights