My American History

In "My American History," C. Howard Diaz presents a compelling narrativethat intertwines his life's journey with the broader history of America. Born toMexican immigrants in 1937, Diaz shares his experiences growing up in SouthCentral Los Angeles, working various jobs from a young age, and climbingthe ladder of success without a formal education. His story is a testament to thepower of perseverance, hard work, and the opportunities that America offers tothose willing to seize them. Diaz passionately argues that success does not requirea degree, challenging conventional wisdom and inspiring readers to redefine theirunderstanding of achievement.Throughout the book, Diaz provides a candid account of his personal life, career,and the socio-political changes he witnessed over eight decades. He introduces theacronym CSPLD+UI, standing for Communist, Socialist, Progressive, Liberal,Democrat, plus Useful Idiots, to critique contemporary political movements andadvocates for the importance of assimilation and American values. With a blend ofpersonal anecdotes, historical insights, and bold opinions, "My American History"offers a unique perspective on what it means to be an American and calls for a returnto the principles that made the nation great