In "The Mexican Problem," Clarence Walker Barron offers a penetrating analysis of the sociopolitical landscape of Mexico during the early 20th century, particularly in the context of American relations with its southern neighbor. Written in a clear and engaging style, Barron's work combines meticulous research with compelling narrative, examining the intertwined issues of economic inequality, social unrest, and national sovereignty. This book arrives amidst a significant period of moderniz...

“I am one of the many people influenced and encouraged by Dr. Walker to understand more about the connection between the Bible and African history. To say that Dr. Walker has had a profound effect upon my life would be an understatement.” —Joel A. Freeman, President & CEO, Freeman Institute“In a profound and gripping message, Dr. Walker gives every African-American Christian, and especially every pastor, the truth about God...