New Book from Reverend Jacqueline Hardy-Lassiter Frames Racism’s End as a Biblical Promise

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Christian Faith Publishing has released a new title by Reverend Jacqueline Hardy-Lassiter, "Life AFTER Racism: When God Rolled Black Man’s Burden Away." The book is described as a prophetic and spiritually centered work examining Black identity, healing and restoration through scripture.

Hardy-Lassiter is the founder of Thy Kingdom Come Ministry and describes herself as a preacher and teacher of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Massachusetts Boston and a master’s degree from Southern New Hampshire University. With roots in the Southern United States and currently residing in New England, where the announcement describes her as focused on encouraging faith-centered living in her community.

In the announcement, Hardy-Lassiter frames the book as a direct address from God to Black readers, writing that it represents "the final put-down of racism and all of its tendencies against Black people" and calling for readers to set aside what she terms the burdens of "White Supremacy, Racism, Slavery, Apartheid, and colonialism." She describes the project as an act of personal calling, saying, "I am humbled to bring this blessing to the globe."

The book is available through major retailers including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple’s iTunes store and Google Play, as well as at physical bookstores.

Studio CarryOnHarry sees this as part of a steady stream of faith-based titles addressing race and identity through a religious lens, a genre with a long history in American Christian publishing that continues to find an audience seeking spiritual frameworks for social healing.

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