Review: Men of Color is written from a brilliantly imaginative, creative mind.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 16, 2013
The following review is my opinion and not a paid review. I was given a free copy of the book from the author for my honest opinion.DeOtis Williams lives in a world that has gone broke in the year 2031 and because the world has gone broke they have done away with the judicial system. They have created a new system called District Evidentiary Panel. With this new system there are no more courts or police officers for there is no need for them anymore. All they need to convict anyone of a crime are three attestants.With this new system the District Evidentiary Panel each crime is punishable by changing the skin color of anyone that commits a crime. Each crime has its own color and each color has its different amount of time, years that each person must live as a man of color.Men of Color is written from a brilliantly imaginative, creative mind. Mike Kearby knows how to write and create a story that will stay with you long after the story is finished. I liked that each crime is punished by a different color and have to be worn for a certain amount of time for each crime. What if a person is accused of a crime that they did not commit? What if there is no witness to the crime? That seems unfair to me to punish someone for a crime when there is no evidence to prove they are guilty.