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From the Preview I would indeed say it's content is controversial, it does not claim that people have tried to ban it, yet.
But what it is saying, really, is that religion is manipulative. However, it always has been and that is why it came in to being. Some is far more manipulative than others though, and as an outsider viewing the USA, it appears to be a hotbed of religious factions, cults, and the easiest place to invent a new 'church' and get 10000s of 'uneducated' followers, often willing to give it all their worldly goods!
I have no idea about the statistics that you mention, but is marriage not becoming 'unpopular; anyway? Regardless of race? Regardless of country? Many well-qualified woman now leave it late to get married, if at all, regardless of colour and religion. Is this not simply a common trend and not just a religion/ race related thing? Statistics can prove anything if isolated and/or taken out of context. (I will not even go in to the fact that some people still get married, just to hide that they are gay, but then again, more and more people are not doing that, now).
You mention a TV prog and some names. Who are they? What are their credentials? And why not just use the information they used?
I assume you know that the roots of the problem goes way back in time where Africans (and many other nations) treated their females like cattle? Or even worse. Not only that, the problems that you cover are not isolated to the black community or even the USA? Or even to religion. Just one example though >> http://electwomen.com/2012/05/06/5-philadelphia-pe
Anyway, subject aside.
Nice cover. The back is a bit busy though! (And no real need to display a price).
I think you use far too many sub-chapters for a book with only 212 pages. The Chapter, Sub-chapter pages look like the plan used to write a book. 
