Not Equal: Civil Rights Gone Wrong

Not Equal: Civil Rights Gone Wrong by Ryan Scott Bomberger

In NOT EQUAL: Civil Rights Gone Wrong, international speaker, Emmy Award-winning creative professional, factivist and author Ryan Bomberger takes the reader on a journey through some of his most powerful published articles and visually creative memes about the fundamental Right to Life, abortion, adoption, fatherlessness, fake feminism, marriage, gender politics, #BlackLivesMatter, free speech and religious liberty. As an adoptee, adoptive father and co-founder of The Radiance Foundation (along with his wife, Bethany), Ryan loves to creatively illuminate how every human life-planned or unplanned-has purpose. He was one of ten children adopted into a multiracial family of fifteen. Because many modern thought leaders in our culture suffer from factophobia, Ryan is passionate about providing context and clarity in NOT EQUAL. His unique craft of writing is fearless, factual and freeing.

About Ryan Bomberger

Ryan Bomberger has a rather unique perspective of the innate nature of Purpose. His biological mother was raped, yet courageously gave him a chance to live and the beautiful gift of adoption. He “Not Equal” by Ryan Bomberger was adopted at 6 weeks of age and grew up in a loving, multi-โ€œracialโ€ Christian family of 15. With siblings of varying ethnicities, he grew up with a great appreciation for diversity. Ten of the thirteen children were adopted in this remarkable family. His life defies the myth of the โ€œunwantedโ€ child as he was adopted, loved and has flourished.

Ryan Bomberger is an Emmyยฎ Award-winning Creative Professional who founded The Radiance Foundation (TRF), a life-affirming 501(c)(3), along with his wife, Bethany. He is a broadcast media designer, producer, columnist, passionateย factivist, internationalย public speakerย and author of the powerful book,ย Not Equal: Civil Rights Gone Wrong.

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