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He Was Beaten, Humiliated, and Left for Dead. What He Did Next Will Shock You.
This is the story of John M. Perkins, a man who survived one of the most brutal police beatings in civil rights history. Growing up in Mississippi, he watched his brother get murdered by a sheriff and was forced to flee. He came back to change everything. But when he did, the system tried to break him. In 1970, police tortured him in a jail cell—forcing him to mop up his own blood. Instead of revenge, he chose something radical: forgiveness, economic power, and a gospel that demands justice. This isn't a feel-good story. It's a blueprint for how to fight oppression without becoming the oppressor. If you think you know what real change looks like, you haven't heard this yet.
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