AMERICA'S RENEWAL

A Leaders's Vision For Repair, Ownership, and National Transformation

by Daryl Scott

America stands at a critical crossroads. The current social and economic crises are not mere accidents; they are the result of a profound breakdown in the foundational pillars of our civilization. From political authority to moral-symbolic legitimacy, the ties that bind our society are fraying. In America’s Renewal, Daryl Scott introduces a groundbreaking framework for national healing and prosperity through Civilizational Interactional Theory (CIT) and Direct Economic Engagement and Repair (DEER). Moving far beyond the limitations of traditional welfare, Scott proposes a visionary system of broad-based ownership designed to transform the working poor of all races from consumers into stakeholders. This isn't just policy—it's a path forward. Scott provides a detailed roadmap for lineage-based compensation for Foundational Black Americans, arguing that targeted repair is essential for national stability. By focusing on housing equity, business capitalization, and institutional accountability, Scott reveals how we can redistribute economic agency and restore faith in our institutions. Provocative, meticulously researched, and deeply necessary, America’s Renewal challenges us to rethink social justice as a matter of civilizational growth. It is an essential guide for voters, policymakers, and leaders ready to build a new social contract based on measurable outcomes and collective dignity. The time for repair is now.

• Non-fiction
• Business & Entrepreneurship
• Historical Non-Fiction
• Management & Leadership
• Business Strategy
• Innovation & Creativity