In his last book, Mr. Grey sheds considerable light on a community that had a particular impact on African-Americans in the 20th century. No doubt, Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali and Elijah Muhammad, who were members of that community, contributed profoundly to the African-American struggle for human rights. With the second book, the author treads down the same path with reports about the transformed community of Imam W. Deen Mohammed that the media has basically overlooked. These articles reflect part of the community's business, social, religious and of course, mental growth from the days of the Nation of Islam.