OKLAHOMA CITY -- Bold author presents Black community with corporate reality

Why I Won’t Hire Black People: Racial Profiling for a Reason
by ASA LEVEAUX

Entrepreneur, military veteran, and provocative thinker Asa Leveaux has dismissed the excuses of why Black people are not excelling corporately. Choosing not to give energy to the various socially pervasive problems has allowed an opportunity to challenge applicants to better themselves in spite of difficulty. Anyone seeking quality feedback to assist in the betterment of their professional development MUST purchase and read this book in its entirety.

Oklahoma City, OK-2013 – On July 18, 2013 Asa Leveaux will cause society to have an open discussion about racial politics in corporate America through the release of his powerful book. In Mr. Leveaux’s second book, Why I Won’t Hire Black People, he gives ten assessments based upon his experience as to why Black men and women are not hired in various capacities. The intent of the book is to give foundational information to those looking to enter the workforce and those that are experiencing stagnancy in their careers.

One must purchase this book and see for themselves as words cannot describe the labor of love combined with audacious sincerity that is seen on each page.
This is not just a statement; it is true! You can give this book to anyone you love. That means brother, sister, father, mother, friend, teacher or that new intern beginning their career.

Why I Won’t Hire Black People gives the necessary process improvements to educate about workplace standards and facilitating a discussion about meeting the standards of various industries. Though Asa Leveaux intentionally addresses Black people the book can serve as a guide to any person regardless of race, sex, or religion. Whether residing in San Diego, California or Sao Paulo, Brazil this 108 page book will serve as an asset on the road to success.

About the Author: Asa Leveaux has gained insight on proper workplace practices from over a decade of corporate positions, entrepreneurship and a successful military career. His passion is to bring knowledge and wealth to those without the insight on where to begin. Asa is currently pursuing his MBA while completing his third book, a poetry book for brown skinned children, Today Taste Like Happy.

For more information please visit: www.whyiwonthireblackpeople.com/ asa.leveaux@whyiwonthireblackpeople.com. You can also call: 1-888-930-7772.