New Book "Curing Racism" Offers Hopeful Path to Healing America's Deepest Divide
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Californer -- In a time of growing polarization, authors Paul Hoyt and Pas Simpson are launching a powerful new book designed to help individuals and communities confront and overcome racism – not through blame or shame, but through compassion, conversation, and connection.

Curing Racism: One Conversation, One Connection, One Heart at a Time is a short, practical guide to understanding racism's roots, healing its wounds, and building bridges across differences.

The book emphasizes five key actions:

• Understanding why we grew apart
• Healing the wounds that divide us
• Building the bridges that bring us back together
• Uniting around a shared future
• Celebrating the beauty of diversity

"Racism isn't inevitable – it's learned," said Hoyt and Simpson in a joint statement. "And what's learned can be unlearned. Our goal is to empower people to begin the conversations that lead to healing – one heart at a time."

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The Kindle edition will be available free from Nov. 2–4, 2025 on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FVJFMVN5.

For interviews, media inquiries, or speaking opportunities, contact: Paul Hoyt, paul@paulhoyt.com.