In these memories, the political analyst and representative of Carolina del Sur's younger generation have sobre las vidas del olvidado sur negro.

“Soy del llamado País Bajo de Carolina del Sur, where beauty, history and desgrace are intertwined. You have to drive five thousand miles in every direction to go to the same fields where the slaves—algunos de ellos, ancestros non tan lejanos—sudaban sobre elgodón, el indigo, la caña de azúcar, el arroz, el trigo y la soy. Specifically, it is from Dinamarca, Carolina del Sur, a place where all the world is known to me; un apellido, según descubrí en mi infancia, teñido por el honor y la infamia”.

In this respect, Bakari Sellers permits us to present the lives and life of the rural Afro-American population of the United States through many of our experiences as historical and political anecdotes.

My country disappears is a nostalgic recorrido, sincerely grateful for the actions and injustices that mark the generation of black men and women, including the Sellers family, today today. With these memories, Sellers adopted a new way of fighting for Afro-American civilians.

Bakari Sellers is a CNN political analyst and my youngest member of the history of the state legislature of Carolina del Sur. Included in the list of “Los 40 de menos de 40” of the Time magazine in 2010, it was also noted that it was because you didn't care about it.