Woody Clermont Book Publications Announces The Truth About Us
Woody Clermont Book Publications announces The Truth About Us, a new nonfiction work by attorney and author Woody Robert Clermont that examines how public narratives in the United States are formed, transmitted, and interpreted across law, media, education, and culture.
United States, 4th Dec 2025 – Woody Clermont Book Publications has released The Truth About Us, a research-based nonfiction book by Woody Robert Clermont. The new volume presents an extensive study of how stories about identity and social groups in the United States have been shaped over time in courts, classrooms, news reporting, and popular culture.
The book surveys historical and contemporary materials to trace how ideas move from institutions into everyday understanding. Drawing on legal records, academic research, and media examples, Clermont outlines how widely shared narratives can influence social attitudes, public policy, and opportunities for different communities. The work is presented as a reference text for readers interested in the formation of public opinion and collective memory.
Clermont organizes the study around key themes, including how information is gathered, how it is framed, and how audiences interpret what they see and hear. The Truth About Us places particular emphasis on the role of law, economics, and communication in shaping public conversations. The text is written in accessible language and is intended for general readers, students, and professionals who follow social research and contemporary history.
Research Grounded In Law, Economics, And Media
The Truth About Us reflects Clermont’s interdisciplinary approach, combining perspectives from law, economics, psychology, and media studies. His professional background includes more than two decades of courtroom experience and a long record of academic work, including articles published in law journals on topics such as criminal justice, restitution, corporate influence, and evidentiary standards.
Within the book, Clermont uses case studies and data-driven examples to illustrate how narratives are constructed, repeated, and, at times, revised. Rather than advocating for a specific policy outcome, the volume focuses on documenting patterns, identifying sources, and outlining how different institutions interact to shape public discourse.
“The goal has always been to make complex ideas understandable,” Clermont notes in the introduction. “When research from law, economics, and history can be presented clearly, it becomes easier for readers to think critically about the information they encounter every day.”
An Author With A Multidisciplinary Background
Woody Robert Clermont brings an extensive academic record to his writing. He holds nine academic degrees, including a Juris Doctor from the University of Miami School of Law, a Master of Business Administration, a Master of Science in Economics, and a Master of Science in Data Analytics. His undergraduate and associate level studies span political science, mathematics, business, information technology management, and science, with concentrations in math and technology.
Clermont is admitted to the practice of law in Florida, New York, and New Jersey and has more than 21 years of courtroom experience. Over the course of his career, he has received recognition, including the First-Year Moot Court Competition award and the Going the Extra Mile Award from the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida. His academic honors include membership in Phi Theta Kappa, Delta Epsilon Iota, and Omicron Delta Epsilon economic honor society. Clermont was published twice in the Florida Bar Journal, once in the St. Thomas Law Review, once in the Nova Law Review, and four times in legal journals across the country. In April of 2023, Clermont was one of 15 candidates who interviewed for the position of Justice on the Florida Supreme Court following the resignation of Justice Ricky Polston; ultimately, he was not selected.
Beyond his legal work, Clermont is the author of 34 books spanning topics such as Caribbean history, economics, American history, personal development, spirituality, and analytical approaches to decision-making. Several of these works have received recognition from independent review organizations, including multiple Literary Titan Gold and Silver Book Awards and a Second Place BookFest Award. His book From Taino Suns to Phoenix Flames received a positive review from Kirkus Reviews and is scheduled for inclusion in the December 15, 2025, issue of Kirkus Reviews Magazine. Best of Best Review has named Clermont, the “Best Multidisciplinary Author and Thought Leader in the U.S. of 2025”.
Positioning The Truth About Us Within Clermont’s Body Of Work
The Truth About Us is presented as the thirty-fourth book in Clermont’s catalog and continues his focus on connecting scholarship with practical insight. The volume builds on themes explored in earlier titles that address history, law, and economic systems, while placing special emphasis on how information about communities is communicated to the public.
Throughout the book, Clermont combines archival research, contemporary reporting, and analytical commentary. The text includes summaries of studies from various disciplines, explanatory notes for technical terms, and contextual timelines for key developments in United States history. The structure is designed so that chapters can be read in sequence or consulted individually as reference material for courses, reading groups, or independent study.
Planned Use In Educational And Community Settings
Woody Clermont Book Publications anticipates that The Truth About Us will be of interest to educators, librarians, book clubs, and readers who follow scholarship on media, history, and law. The book is suitable for use in interdisciplinary courses that address civic education, critical thinking, and contemporary social research.
Clermont’s broader catalog already appears in curricula and reading lists that examine history, leadership, and personal development. With the release of The Truth About Us, the publisher expects increased engagement with academic departments, community learning programs, and organizations focused on research-based discussion of public narratives.
About Woody Clermont Book Publications
Woody Clermont Book Publications is an independent publishing venture centered on the work of writer, educator, and attorney Woody Robert Clermont. Based in the United States, the imprint focuses on nonfiction titles that combine scholarship with accessible storytelling across subjects such as history, law, economics, data science, spirituality, and personal development. The catalog currently includes 34 books available in multiple formats, along with related educational materials and speaking engagements.
For more information about Woody Clermont and his work, visit WoodyCBooks.com, or follow him on social media via Instagram, and LinkedIn for updates on upcoming books and events.
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Links for Woody Clermont’s Other Works:
- The Black Wall Streets of America – Towards a Black Stock Exchange
- Literary Titan Review of The Black Wall Streets of America
- Readers Favorite Review of The Black Wall Streets of America
- The Golden Mansaic Age The Legendary Malian Empire
- Kirkus Review of From Taino Suns to Phoenix Flames
- Indigenous Resilience
- From Taino Suns to Phoenix Flames – A Story of Haiti
- A Mirror of My Own Power
- Embracing Your Inner Villain Becoming Unstoppable
- Sages of the Motherland The Great African Philosophers
- America’s First Female Self-Made Millionaire
- A Single Tapestry
- Transcendence The Spiritual Power of the Mind
Company Details
Organization: Woody Clermont Book Publications
Contact Person: Woody Clermont
Website: https://woodycbooks.com/
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Country: United States
Release Id: 04122538457