Uprising: Who the Hell Said You Can't Ditch and Switch? - The Awakening of Diamond and Silk

I’ve been a big fan of Diamond & Silk’s since I first saw them on Facebook. Then I saw the notice that said they’d been banned from Facebook which is normal for conservative voices, especially black voices. Happily I found them again on Twitter and saw that they’d written a book.The book is well-written and thoroughly engaging. The first 30 pages or so, give the background of these amazing ladies, with their preacher parents, and how they learned about small businesses through their parents laundry business, and working in a factory that made the cloth. All of this set them up to understand what was happening in our country with NAFTA As the ladies saw jobs leaving for China and factories closing, along with illegals coming into to take the jobs that were left, for less money.D & S heard Trump speak and the rest is history.These determined ladies, started a movement to elect the man they felt would finally free the country of the stranglehold of the Left who seemed determined to gut our manufacturing, weaken our military, keep us divided by race and flood us with illegal immigrants until America finally fell.D & S started with videos until they had a gathering of of Americans who were also seeing the light, until Melania Trump noticed them and introduced them to her husband.What I found so inspiring about this book, is how these ladies built an empire out of their values, and despite being belittled by so many of their own race for, as the ladies put it ‘daring to have an opinion that wasn’t from the Left’, they preserved and are now famous.They were even invited to congress to testify about their banning from Facebook, while Zuckerberg was testifying. What I found shocking, was the Maxine Waters was one of the rudest to D & S, pretending she didn’t understand the dates of when Facebook canceled Diamond & Silk. I was stunned that for all their talk about lifting up the black people, the people in power(Dems) seemed determined to keep a successful pair of women down.Shameful.This book is not only inspiring, but also gives so much good information on just exactly how the black populace is being ‘kept on the plantation’ with lies, liquor stores, drugs and abortion clinics, that it’s worth reading for anyone who wants to know what’s really going on.Well done, ladies and keep up the good work.

Love them and nice to have it signed before Diamond passed.

Diamond and Silk give the facts straight. They are honest, courageous and patriots. Their life story is inspirational and I stand in awe of their success in spite of setbacks. They looked at everything as an opportunity, a blessing. Reading their book is like having a personal conversation with them. As always they are brilliant, and very funny. Mega thanks for being their for the American people and the world. Your boldness is refreshing. A super great read. Enjoy!

I received my copy on August 19th; I started reading and I didn't stop until finished page 113. Wow! So for next 3 days I picked it up and continued reading. I loved it. What I loved the most was reading about your time in that garment factory and how both you handled yourselves during adversities. I first learned about Diamond and Silk from those YouTube videos. The more I watched the more I admired both of you. Your belief in the certainty of Trumps victory was intriguing. When he won, I like so many others, couldn't believe he did it. I was so touched by your steadfastness that I wanted to know "How in the world did he defeat a seasoned politician life Hilary Clinton." So I started on a research journey that lasted until February 2016. I looked at every presidential race from 1916 thru 2016 [100 years] and now I know how President Trump won. I will be publishing my manuscript titled "How Presidential Elections Are Won" by September 15th 2020. But I would have never done anything had both you Diamond and Silk proved that we can do anything if we believe in God and don't give up our dreams. Richard

Get an eyewitness glimpse of how far we've come in terms of racial equality--and what we can achieve today in America if we're willing to work for it. Diamond and Silk give us a front row seat to what can be accomplished in America if you have brains, confidence, and are willing to explore your options and stand up for yourself--regardless of whether you're black or white. Inspiring and fun to read--it's like listening to their podcasts, with the bonus of getting their entire "back" story in one place. P.S. It's so easy for naysayers who have accomplished nothing of lasting value in their lives to poke fun at Diamond & Silk and their amazing parents, but ignore that clueless "background noise" and take a look for yourself. Great job, ladies! Thanks for reminding me of what determination and a righteous family can achieve, regardless of where they started out. Godspeed!

I was presently surprised by this book. They used the clever technique of having Diamond's voice in normal print and Silk's voice in italics. So it was just like them talking. You also got to see how before fame came rushing upon them, they were very hardworking girls from an all-American background - rags to riches. The story of their work in the fabric mills really shows you the caliber of people they are and what they are made of. And the way they rose to fame, their amazement at it, and then their excitement at having achieved it was fun to read. You also get to see what each of us who love and support President Trump knows: that the opposition in the government and in the media is truly immense and pathological. I loved hearing how the Trump family appreciated them so much. I am also glad they cleared up that whole Fox Nation issue; there must be some real Trump enemies there. What is so great in this book is these sisters can-do, trust God, keep on truckin' attitude. But you do see the toll that so much hate and lying can take on people. But they are unstoppable!

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It's Diamond and Silk what more can be said ;)