This book is an in depth analysis on primary leadership and organizations that are key to developing effective Black and minority leaders in vulnerable, underserved and at risk communities. Primary leaders that have a significant influence on leadership development consist of parents, pastors, and politicians. These leaders function by providing guidance and exert significant influence whether it is positive or negative over the direction of individuals, families, and communities.

   The book does deep analysis on the primary institutions of family, religious organizations, and government and civic entities. These entities serve as growth mediums and determine the long term trajectory and sustainability of individuals, families, communities, and nations. The book seeks to provide strategies to promote growth and a future orientation promoting leadership growth and development for Black and minority communities. This manuscript does not shy away from debunking fallacies, errors, and false narratives that lead to stagnation, regression, and repetitive failure. The book examines the challenges faced by parents , pastors, and politicians and is not afraid to confront the errors and misinformation of the status quo.