Bernard Grenway holds a Bachelor of Liberal Studies from the University of Maine at Presque Isle, a graduate certificate in executive leadership from Cornell University, a Masters of Science in human relations from Amberton University, an MBA and a PhD in applied management. He is an associate professor at the University of Maryland University College and full-time professor of business studies at Kaplan University.

• Chapter 1 Ch. 1 Transformation: A Discussion of Displaced AdulationChapter 2 Ch. 2 That Force That Steps in the Gap: A Moment of MemoriesChapter 3 Ch. 3 Greed to ReadChapter 4 Ch. 4 Carolina TreeChapter 5 Ch. 5 Black Thinkers and Black Thought: Nihilism and BeyondChapter 6 Ch. 6 Unusual PlaceChapter 7 Ch. 7 America's Dissociation DisorderChapter 8 Ch. 8 Complexities of the Ethical Dilemma: The Struggle for Right and WrongChapter 9 Ch. 9 Branded ManChapter 10 Ch. 10 Waiting for What Was Next to ComeChapter 11 Ch. 11 Appropriate Greed: The Plight of the Self-Didactic LearnerChapter 12 Ch. 12 Fight Over DinnerChapter 13 Ch. 13 A Psychological CrossChapter 14 Ch. 14 Hot Skin: Race through the Eyes of a Bi-Racial ChildChapter 15 Ch. 15 Power and InfluenceChapter 16 Ch. 16 BeginningsChapter 17 Ch. 17 Even Cleaver Died a ConservativeChapter 18 Ch. 18 The Psychology of Race and BlacknessChapter 19 Ch. 19 Making God AngryChapter 20 Ch. 20 Have You Done Your Homework?Chapter 21 Ch. 21 FinallyChapter 22 Ch. 22 Scholarly Exploration and the American Human ServicesChapter 23 Ch. 23 Research and Learning: The Power of Educative Leadership