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Ronald Murphy was a player all his life until he and his best friend, Myles, met the women of their
dreams during a brief vacation in South Beach, Florida.
Shauna was every man's dream physically and intellectually, but she wasn't always careful and
selective when it came to men. The most important requirement to her was the size of their wallet.
When Ronald grows sick and tired of Shauna's opportunistic ways, he finds out that his true
soulmate was a woman who had his back before making it to the top. Just when everything in
Ronald's life seems to be going well, a past experience threatens his new relationship and his
personal life. His best friend, Myles, is sprung from the start by a take charge woman who controls
their relationship.
Suddenly, his best friend, Myles, is no where to be found when he needed him the most while going
through this turbulent period in his life. Ronald realizes that he can't do it all alone, but also fears
that
his family may turn their backs on him.
Is blood always thicker then water?
Sexual Jeopardy is a story of trust, love, betrayal, forgiveness and most of all hope.
| Sexual Jeopardy by Richard Jeanty |
Hiding In Hip Hop – On The Down Low in the Entertainment Industry from Music to Hollywood (Atria/Simon &
Schuster) May 2008
A riveting memoir, Hiding In Hip Hop, uncovers a hidden and well-known unspoken secret. Deep within the
confines of Hip-Hop is a prominent gay sub-culture. A world that industry insiders are keenly aware of, but
choose to ignore. From the testosterone of men striving to be on top and in control, to the “by any means
necessary” bravado in an industry that thrives on power, homosexuality is a reality at nearly every level of Hip-
Hop. Hiding In Hip Hop is a heartfelt sojourn of a young man searching for self, love, and sexual identity in the
most homophobic places – the black family, community, church, and Hip Hop. Dean takes readers on an
emotional rollercoaster ride as he becomes romantically involved with some of Hollywood’s and Hip Hop’s
elite, and into an undergroun d world of down low brothers, sex parties, and love starved celebrities.
Struggling to find a place for himself in a homophobic culture Dean’s compelling story is one of hope, love,
and in spite of everything, coming to terms with one’s self and being a catalyst for change and empowerment
in the game of Hip-Hop.
Schuster) May 2008
A riveting memoir, Hiding In Hip Hop, uncovers a hidden and well-known unspoken secret. Deep within the
confines of Hip-Hop is a prominent gay sub-culture. A world that industry insiders are keenly aware of, but
choose to ignore. From the testosterone of men striving to be on top and in control, to the “by any means
necessary” bravado in an industry that thrives on power, homosexuality is a reality at nearly every level of Hip-
Hop. Hiding In Hip Hop is a heartfelt sojourn of a young man searching for self, love, and sexual identity in the
most homophobic places – the black family, community, church, and Hip Hop. Dean takes readers on an
emotional rollercoaster ride as he becomes romantically involved with some of Hollywood’s and Hip Hop’s
elite, and into an undergroun d world of down low brothers, sex parties, and love starved celebrities.
Struggling to find a place for himself in a homophobic culture Dean’s compelling story is one of hope, love,
and in spite of everything, coming to terms with one’s self and being a catalyst for change and empowerment
in the game of Hip-Hop.
| Hiding In Hip Hop by Terrence Dean |
Betraying vows taken for a night full of lust can lead to a lifetime full of pain. Wealthy Black prominent entrepreneur
Dominic Jones’s livelihood rests on money, power and women. He enjoys splitting his time between married life
and serial love affairs with his girlfriends. Suffering from depression, being overweight and having to be the
disciplinary for their bratty spoiled rotten daughter, Dominic’s wife Donna has enough on her plate and is not
ready to deal with the kind of man she married. Although Dominic proclaims to love his family, he’s very careless
with the women in his life and is use to them falling in line. That is until he meets Tera Larou, a woman who
makes a career from dating married men. She and Dominic share a lustful and erotic affair. Against all her rules,
Tera falls in love with Dominic and demands he leave his family for her. Under no circumstances is Dominic
willing to leave his family for any woman. Left with no other option, Tera plots to get rid of Donna and become
Dominic’s wife. But When Tera’s advances threaten! the safety of Dominic’s family; an already suspicious Donna
is finally ready to do something about her cheating husband. Dominic has to act fast before he loses everything.
Tera winds up brutally murdered and Dominic is the primary suspect. With his unfaithful ways out in the open and
his ex-girlfriend death’s hanging over his head, Dominic soon realizes the consequences of living a double life
between his wife and girlfriend. Wives and Girlfriends is a seductive and suspenseful tale of lust, infidelity and
murder, with a surprise twist at the end. Get ready to be entertained, as this story takes you through the life of a
cheating ruthless husband and the women that love him.
Dominic Jones’s livelihood rests on money, power and women. He enjoys splitting his time between married life
and serial love affairs with his girlfriends. Suffering from depression, being overweight and having to be the
disciplinary for their bratty spoiled rotten daughter, Dominic’s wife Donna has enough on her plate and is not
ready to deal with the kind of man she married. Although Dominic proclaims to love his family, he’s very careless
with the women in his life and is use to them falling in line. That is until he meets Tera Larou, a woman who
makes a career from dating married men. She and Dominic share a lustful and erotic affair. Against all her rules,
Tera falls in love with Dominic and demands he leave his family for her. Under no circumstances is Dominic
willing to leave his family for any woman. Left with no other option, Tera plots to get rid of Donna and become
Dominic’s wife. But When Tera’s advances threaten! the safety of Dominic’s family; an already suspicious Donna
is finally ready to do something about her cheating husband. Dominic has to act fast before he loses everything.
Tera winds up brutally murdered and Dominic is the primary suspect. With his unfaithful ways out in the open and
his ex-girlfriend death’s hanging over his head, Dominic soon realizes the consequences of living a double life
between his wife and girlfriend. Wives and Girlfriends is a seductive and suspenseful tale of lust, infidelity and
murder, with a surprise twist at the end. Get ready to be entertained, as this story takes you through the life of a
cheating ruthless husband and the women that love him.
| Wives and Girlfriends by Nishawnda Ellis |
How did the turtle get its shell? How does one become a millionaire? Why do roosters crow at the sun?
Where do Backwoods people come from? Open A Mixed Medicine Bag and you just may find the answers, in
this witty and entertaining collection of verbal-to-literary jazz, funk'n folklore.
A Mixed Medicine Bag contains 15 original Black Wampanoag folk-tales taken from the award-winning
storytelling performances of Mwalim *7); one of the contemporary masters of the oral tradition. Drawing from
his Eastern Native American, West Indian, and African American storytelling traditions, Mwalim *7) has
shared his original lore with audiences at powwows, festivals, colleges, churches, community centers,
schools, theatres, jails, street corners, night clubs, and coffeehouses throughout the USA and Canada for
over eighteen years.
Where do Backwoods people come from? Open A Mixed Medicine Bag and you just may find the answers, in
this witty and entertaining collection of verbal-to-literary jazz, funk'n folklore.
A Mixed Medicine Bag contains 15 original Black Wampanoag folk-tales taken from the award-winning
storytelling performances of Mwalim *7); one of the contemporary masters of the oral tradition. Drawing from
his Eastern Native American, West Indian, and African American storytelling traditions, Mwalim *7) has
shared his original lore with audiences at powwows, festivals, colleges, churches, community centers,
schools, theatres, jails, street corners, night clubs, and coffeehouses throughout the USA and Canada for
over eighteen years.
| A Mixed Medicine Bag by Mwalim |
| Repairman Jones by Carolyn Gibson |
Alvin Jones works at a property named Armstead Arms, where he has been a maintenance man for six years.
His code of conduct at work has always been 'Don't Mess with The Tenants'. He is well known by everyone for
keeping firm to his code. After his 35th birthday, Alvin experiences a mid-life crisis. He is lonely, sexually
frustrated, and hasn't been in a serious relationship for years. At work, Al begins to feel like he's on a diet,
looking at lots of female food, but tasting none of them. Even though his company frowns on staff fraternizing
with tenants, Alvin starts to graze in the field of tenants where he works. When he finally snaps from the sexual
pressure and exposure to young, lonely, and voluptuous women, Al opens a door that he finds he can never
close again, and it changes his life forever. "Repair Man Jones" is Carolyn Gibson's debut novel, rooted in
part, from her substantial years of observations as a property manager.
His code of conduct at work has always been 'Don't Mess with The Tenants'. He is well known by everyone for
keeping firm to his code. After his 35th birthday, Alvin experiences a mid-life crisis. He is lonely, sexually
frustrated, and hasn't been in a serious relationship for years. At work, Al begins to feel like he's on a diet,
looking at lots of female food, but tasting none of them. Even though his company frowns on staff fraternizing
with tenants, Alvin starts to graze in the field of tenants where he works. When he finally snaps from the sexual
pressure and exposure to young, lonely, and voluptuous women, Al opens a door that he finds he can never
close again, and it changes his life forever. "Repair Man Jones" is Carolyn Gibson's debut novel, rooted in
part, from her substantial years of observations as a property manager.
Weslee Dunster is one sister who has always been about the practical side, earning her way to Boston
University through good, old-fashioned hard work. Who needs Prada when you’ve got brains, right? Wrong! With
her GAP khakis and humble background, Weslee’s no match for the wealthy New Englanders who seem to look
at her like she’s stepped out of a Sears catalog. The women in Wes’s new sphere treat shopping like a contact
sport, and they never met a friend they didn’t want to trash as soon as her back was turned. And the brothers will
snub you for having skin that’s a shade past café au lait or an accent that’s one generation from Jamaica.
Now, caught up in a hectic lifestyle filled with designer clothes, expensive highlights, finger-aching bling, air
kissing, fine-looking players, lies, betrayals, and other things her once-sensible life didn’t demand, Wes is in for
the ride of her life -- one that could have her crashing and burning -- unless she can figure out the rules of the
game and how to break them...
University through good, old-fashioned hard work. Who needs Prada when you’ve got brains, right? Wrong! With
her GAP khakis and humble background, Weslee’s no match for the wealthy New Englanders who seem to look
at her like she’s stepped out of a Sears catalog. The women in Wes’s new sphere treat shopping like a contact
sport, and they never met a friend they didn’t want to trash as soon as her back was turned. And the brothers will
snub you for having skin that’s a shade past café au lait or an accent that’s one generation from Jamaica.
Now, caught up in a hectic lifestyle filled with designer clothes, expensive highlights, finger-aching bling, air
kissing, fine-looking players, lies, betrayals, and other things her once-sensible life didn’t demand, Wes is in for
the ride of her life -- one that could have her crashing and burning -- unless she can figure out the rules of the
game and how to break them...
| She Who Shops by Joanne Skerrett |
| Chalk Outline Confessions by David L |
Enter The Mind Of A Woman Scorned
Francine Styles receives a visit from two detectives one fateful night announcing her husband's death. She later
finds out that his killer is another man that he has been having an extramarital affair with. Now she is on a
mission to end the lives of men that lead a double life. A life of deception that their partners are unaware of.
Witness each murder firsthand as Francine's wit and cunning continue to develop with each death. Even Fran's
trusted psychiatrist is nothing more than a helpless pawn in her quest for notoriety. Unable to pinpoint her
whereabouts or deduce who is next on her sadistical list of names, she is labeled "The Revlon Killer" by law
enforcement and media - a name given to her based on what she does to her victims after she kills them. Like
the black widow spider, she seduces her victims before killing them in cold blood!
Francine Styles receives a visit from two detectives one fateful night announcing her husband's death. She later
finds out that his killer is another man that he has been having an extramarital affair with. Now she is on a
mission to end the lives of men that lead a double life. A life of deception that their partners are unaware of.
Witness each murder firsthand as Francine's wit and cunning continue to develop with each death. Even Fran's
trusted psychiatrist is nothing more than a helpless pawn in her quest for notoriety. Unable to pinpoint her
whereabouts or deduce who is next on her sadistical list of names, she is labeled "The Revlon Killer" by law
enforcement and media - a name given to her based on what she does to her victims after she kills them. Like
the black widow spider, she seduces her victims before killing them in cold blood!
Hip, young, and talented, Desiree Thomas got her first novel published when she was still in college. The book was
a runaway bestseller, but five years later, with the deadline for her second novel looming and a wicked case of
writer's block, Desiree is feeling the pressure. Only her closest friends know the truth about Desiree's first book,
namely that it was more fact than fiction. Fact: She fell, hard. Fact: He broke her heart. Fact: Love stinks. But, since
real life is the only thing that inspires her art, she's gotta get out there and live it. So Desiree dives back into
dating...for research purposes only.
Things look promising when she's pursued by two very different men: Hunter, a tall, dark, and fine med student on
the fast track to success, and blue-collar Jason, whose washboard abs and green eyes make Desiree want to learn
all his secrets. It isn't long before her creative juices really begin to flow. But a girl can only play two smart men for so
long. When they wise up to her game, will Desiree be able to write herself a happy ending?
a runaway bestseller, but five years later, with the deadline for her second novel looming and a wicked case of
writer's block, Desiree is feeling the pressure. Only her closest friends know the truth about Desiree's first book,
namely that it was more fact than fiction. Fact: She fell, hard. Fact: He broke her heart. Fact: Love stinks. But, since
real life is the only thing that inspires her art, she's gotta get out there and live it. So Desiree dives back into
dating...for research purposes only.
Things look promising when she's pursued by two very different men: Hunter, a tall, dark, and fine med student on
the fast track to success, and blue-collar Jason, whose washboard abs and green eyes make Desiree want to learn
all his secrets. It isn't long before her creative juices really begin to flow. But a girl can only play two smart men for so
long. When they wise up to her game, will Desiree be able to write herself a happy ending?
| No More Lies by Rachel Skerritt |
| This Hurts by Shaun Mathis |
Syncere Washington is an attractive charming playboy who lies and cheats is way into the heartsof
women who adore him. But all that changes when he meets Kendra Lewis, whom Syncere wants to
change his lifestyle for. All is easier said than done, as distance proves too great for the two young
adults to have the type of relationship they both want. So to fill the void of Kendra’s absence,
Syncere indulges in romantic and sexual relationships with various women until the opportunity to
be with Kendra presents itself. But when that opportunity finally comes knocking will Syncere be
able to release his playboy activities to be with the woman he fell in love with? Or will the fear of
karma be so great that it throws Syncere into a paranoid state when Kendra attends UNC and
befriends a star football player? Maybe the possibility of spending some time behind bars will be
enough to teach Syncere that you receive what you put out!
women who adore him. But all that changes when he meets Kendra Lewis, whom Syncere wants to
change his lifestyle for. All is easier said than done, as distance proves too great for the two young
adults to have the type of relationship they both want. So to fill the void of Kendra’s absence,
Syncere indulges in romantic and sexual relationships with various women until the opportunity to
be with Kendra presents itself. But when that opportunity finally comes knocking will Syncere be
able to release his playboy activities to be with the woman he fell in love with? Or will the fear of
karma be so great that it throws Syncere into a paranoid state when Kendra attends UNC and
befriends a star football player? Maybe the possibility of spending some time behind bars will be
enough to teach Syncere that you receive what you put out!
Still Living on my Feet is the follow up to Tichaona Chinyelu’s first book, In the Whirlwind, which was rooted in a
sense of hard-hitting revolutionary black love. However, in this sophomore effort, Tichaona brings the
revolutionary essence from deep within the trough of her Y chromosomes; lacing it with truths, humor and
sisterly compassion. Still uncompromising, Ms. Chinyelu overtly articulates the primacy of black women without
negating their compliment, black men. Using a sentence she coined a while back; the line of my back needed
straightening more than my hair, as her muse, Tichaona retraces the spiritual experience she had in her early
twenties revolving around the grandmother she never met. Drawing on her desire to respond righteously, she
encapsulated that experience of love and consciousness to produce the progressive, relevant and textured
writings of Still Living on my Feet.
sense of hard-hitting revolutionary black love. However, in this sophomore effort, Tichaona brings the
revolutionary essence from deep within the trough of her Y chromosomes; lacing it with truths, humor and
sisterly compassion. Still uncompromising, Ms. Chinyelu overtly articulates the primacy of black women without
negating their compliment, black men. Using a sentence she coined a while back; the line of my back needed
straightening more than my hair, as her muse, Tichaona retraces the spiritual experience she had in her early
twenties revolving around the grandmother she never met. Drawing on her desire to respond righteously, she
encapsulated that experience of love and consciousness to produce the progressive, relevant and textured
writings of Still Living on my Feet.
| Still Living on my Feet by Tichaona Chinyelu |
| Silent Fear by Renee Jones Brown |
Drama and Suspence... After seven years, the love Nia once felt for her high school
sweetheart has started to feel more like a burden than a fantasty. Afraid to miss out on
something better, she ends their relationship to explore other possibilities. Nia soon finds
herself mesmerized by a smooth talking man named Tony. Tony sweeps Nia off her feet and
quickly changes her world in ways she never expected. As Nia starts spending more and
more time with Tony, her best friend Tiffany discovers Tony's secret past and discovers
Tony's dark side. She becomes determined to warn Nia before she becomes a victim of
Tony's troubling web of lies.
sweetheart has started to feel more like a burden than a fantasty. Afraid to miss out on
something better, she ends their relationship to explore other possibilities. Nia soon finds
herself mesmerized by a smooth talking man named Tony. Tony sweeps Nia off her feet and
quickly changes her world in ways she never expected. As Nia starts spending more and
more time with Tony, her best friend Tiffany discovers Tony's secret past and discovers
Tony's dark side. She becomes determined to warn Nia before she becomes a victim of
Tony's troubling web of lies.
| Kill Your Giants by David Carruthers |
In his debut book "Kill Your Giants, David speaks candidly about issues that impede us from our spiritual,
emotional and financial empowerment. In this book David analyzes the dangers of lust, anger, rejection, pride
and the stubborn voices of fear. These are what he calls the "common giants” and he gives practical and
biblical ways of how we can remove and destroy these giants before they destroy our purpose.
David believes that there is a destiny waiting for us that will exceed our expectations but, in order for us to
possess it, we must remove all that hinders us from our promise. He also states that our dreams are easily
accessible and possible if we lay aside the weights that beset us. This thought-provoking book will challenge
noxious thinking and strengthen one's character.
emotional and financial empowerment. In this book David analyzes the dangers of lust, anger, rejection, pride
and the stubborn voices of fear. These are what he calls the "common giants” and he gives practical and
biblical ways of how we can remove and destroy these giants before they destroy our purpose.
David believes that there is a destiny waiting for us that will exceed our expectations but, in order for us to
possess it, we must remove all that hinders us from our promise. He also states that our dreams are easily
accessible and possible if we lay aside the weights that beset us. This thought-provoking book will challenge
noxious thinking and strengthen one's character.
| The Trip Back to Freedom by Maria Mcnaught |
This is the story of Nehemiah and his adventure back in time after being separated during a school field
trip. Travel with him, as he goes back to the time of slavery in America. Share his trip and be surprised by
what happens in the last chapter.
As a result of all that Nehemiah experiences, Black History Month has a special place in his heart,
because of his "Trip Back To Freedom."
trip. Travel with him, as he goes back to the time of slavery in America. Share his trip and be surprised by
what happens in the last chapter.
As a result of all that Nehemiah experiences, Black History Month has a special place in his heart,
because of his "Trip Back To Freedom."
| A Journey that Matters by Erline Belton |
A JOURNEY THAT MATTERS offers understanding and lessons on the importance of each person's living
and passing legacy. Your living legacy encompasses all of who you are, your personality, your passion, your
pain, your joy, your sadness, your progress, your mistakes, your love, your hate, your hopes and dreams and
so much more. This book engages you as you discover and question with loving compassion; who you are
and how you want to show up in the world as you create your living legacy consciously with intention and joy.
This special journey of understanding will help readers realize how meaningful their lives can be to
themselves and others. This book helps you define who you are and deliberately create the impact you have
on your destiny, legacy and the universe. As you experience a little soul stirring reflection within yourself, may
you find joy in unexpected places...let your journey begin.
and passing legacy. Your living legacy encompasses all of who you are, your personality, your passion, your
pain, your joy, your sadness, your progress, your mistakes, your love, your hate, your hopes and dreams and
so much more. This book engages you as you discover and question with loving compassion; who you are
and how you want to show up in the world as you create your living legacy consciously with intention and joy.
This special journey of understanding will help readers realize how meaningful their lives can be to
themselves and others. This book helps you define who you are and deliberately create the impact you have
on your destiny, legacy and the universe. As you experience a little soul stirring reflection within yourself, may
you find joy in unexpected places...let your journey begin.
| The Trifling Times of Nathan Jones by Moses Miller |
NAN: The Trifling Times of Nathan Jones, is the riveting story of a troubled black male from Brooklyn, New York
that was forced underground after warring with a corrupt NYPD unit in the 1980’s. Fortunately for Nathan Jones
(also known as Nan), he survived the attempt to end his life, and lived to tell his tale.
But, his story is not unlike many urban tales today, where the prevalence of corruption and greed result in the
demise of many innocent individuals. Often times, our youth find themselves entrapped by the powers that be to
their own detriment. In the case of Nathan Jones, when Five-0 came gunning for him, he refused to become
another statistic.
NAN: The Trifling Times of Nathan Jones, is a compelling tale, written exactly as it was told to Moses Miller.
that was forced underground after warring with a corrupt NYPD unit in the 1980’s. Fortunately for Nathan Jones
(also known as Nan), he survived the attempt to end his life, and lived to tell his tale.
But, his story is not unlike many urban tales today, where the prevalence of corruption and greed result in the
demise of many innocent individuals. Often times, our youth find themselves entrapped by the powers that be to
their own detriment. In the case of Nathan Jones, when Five-0 came gunning for him, he refused to become
another statistic.
NAN: The Trifling Times of Nathan Jones, is a compelling tale, written exactly as it was told to Moses Miller.
Hip-Hop slang has finally muscled its way into mainstream culture. Street Talk presents us with the most
extensive and authentic dictionary of Hip-Hop and urban vernacular terms to date. In the same vein as websites
like Gizoogle and the Urban Dictionary, Mr. Kearse offers a more complex and complete interpretation of the
existing urban vocabulary, complete with detailed accounts of word origins. Urban slang has been creating
communication barriers between cultures and generations for years. Finally, Street Talk enlightens its
readership on the rules and terms of street speak for the un-hip, parents and teachers, and those interested in
learning more about Hip-Hop culture. In a controversial and unique study, Randy does what Merriam-Webster
did for the English Language; he has scrupulously compiled an authentic, comprehensive array of urban terms
offering insight into Hip Hop culture, creating Hip Hop's self-proclaimed official urban slang dictionary. Street
Talk has over 10,000 entries. East Coast, West Coast, Southern slang. Prison, drug, criminal slang. General
slang and sexual slang. Origins, old school and new school.
extensive and authentic dictionary of Hip-Hop and urban vernacular terms to date. In the same vein as websites
like Gizoogle and the Urban Dictionary, Mr. Kearse offers a more complex and complete interpretation of the
existing urban vocabulary, complete with detailed accounts of word origins. Urban slang has been creating
communication barriers between cultures and generations for years. Finally, Street Talk enlightens its
readership on the rules and terms of street speak for the un-hip, parents and teachers, and those interested in
learning more about Hip-Hop culture. In a controversial and unique study, Randy does what Merriam-Webster
did for the English Language; he has scrupulously compiled an authentic, comprehensive array of urban terms
offering insight into Hip Hop culture, creating Hip Hop's self-proclaimed official urban slang dictionary. Street
Talk has over 10,000 entries. East Coast, West Coast, Southern slang. Prison, drug, criminal slang. General
slang and sexual slang. Origins, old school and new school.
| Street Talk by Randy Kearse |
The Young Black Women's Society Incorporated is an organization that is committed to
empowering and advocating for Black women between the ages of 21 and 35 through
social activities, professional development, and community involvement. YBWS, Inc.
motivates Black women who are destined to be leaders and role models in both their
professional and personal lives.
empowering and advocating for Black women between the ages of 21 and 35 through
social activities, professional development, and community involvement. YBWS, Inc.
motivates Black women who are destined to be leaders and role models in both their
professional and personal lives.
| The Young Black Women's Society |
| Tiffanie Ellis Niles and Tanya Mitchell Ethnic Expressions Consultants |
The company's purpose is to serve the African American community with products that reflect
our ethnicity and help us embrace it.
Each of our consultants are "minority business owners" who are bringing their stories to their
clientele and supplying a much needed service in their communities.
our ethnicity and help us embrace it.
Each of our consultants are "minority business owners" who are bringing their stories to their
clientele and supplying a much needed service in their communities.
| Martha's Vineyard Sandy's Favorite Place by Robin Desta |
Three weeks before the arrival of the Earthmen the Martians congregate to discuss all that must be completed
before the new Martians arrive. During this meeting a Martian addresses the others stating, “I am not sure if
you all realize this, but what we have achieved is a phenomenon. Okay, yes we did cultivate Mars! However
this is not what I find to be phenomenal. We all shared a common bond, this bond made us closer, our
respect for each other made us friends, and out of this respect came peace. We have a peaceful society!
Those people on Earth could never understand how we cohabit. They were not here when we had no light and
formed alliances ignorant of race, color, and religion.” “When they come here, they will bring with them their
ignorance, their airs of superiority over others, and all the other negative conceptions that plague Earth. We
must not let them alter our society, our way of life! I suggest that we call down to Earth and let them know that
they must find somewhere else for those people. We will just have to explain our position to them.”
So the Martians will call to Earth and explain their position to them. Earth of course will be displeased with this
pose. The governments in turn will threaten to cease the provision of resources to Mars. The Martians reply,
“keep your resources, your threat only fortifies our stance, your resources will only remind us of your ignorance
and cruelty!”
before the new Martians arrive. During this meeting a Martian addresses the others stating, “I am not sure if
you all realize this, but what we have achieved is a phenomenon. Okay, yes we did cultivate Mars! However
this is not what I find to be phenomenal. We all shared a common bond, this bond made us closer, our
respect for each other made us friends, and out of this respect came peace. We have a peaceful society!
Those people on Earth could never understand how we cohabit. They were not here when we had no light and
formed alliances ignorant of race, color, and religion.” “When they come here, they will bring with them their
ignorance, their airs of superiority over others, and all the other negative conceptions that plague Earth. We
must not let them alter our society, our way of life! I suggest that we call down to Earth and let them know that
they must find somewhere else for those people. We will just have to explain our position to them.”
So the Martians will call to Earth and explain their position to them. Earth of course will be displeased with this
pose. The governments in turn will threaten to cease the provision of resources to Mars. The Martians reply,
“keep your resources, your threat only fortifies our stance, your resources will only remind us of your ignorance
and cruelty!”
| The Advent of Planet Martyr And Other Literary Works by Veronica Chapman |
Jada Channing was never supposed to see him again after that night, that one glorious night
where she lost all good sense and muzzled all the voices telling her why being with him wasn't
a good idea: he was older, wealthy, and white. She was none of those things, and yet she fell
for him anyway--just as her great-great grandmother had fallen for her white great-great
grandfather all those years ago. It had ended badly for them, and neither historical
precedence nor current times were promising in the case of such affairs.
Now Jada has a child from that night, but she has never told the father because he lives a life
that could never include her or her half-black son--or so she thinks. What happens when the
father reappears five years later, completely oblivious to the knowledge of his child, and the
feelings she had locked away after that one night return twice as powerfully? Will history
repeat itself, or will Jada give herself the chance to create an entirely new future?
where she lost all good sense and muzzled all the voices telling her why being with him wasn't
a good idea: he was older, wealthy, and white. She was none of those things, and yet she fell
for him anyway--just as her great-great grandmother had fallen for her white great-great
grandfather all those years ago. It had ended badly for them, and neither historical
precedence nor current times were promising in the case of such affairs.
Now Jada has a child from that night, but she has never told the father because he lives a life
that could never include her or her half-black son--or so she thinks. What happens when the
father reappears five years later, completely oblivious to the knowledge of his child, and the
feelings she had locked away after that one night return twice as powerfully? Will history
repeat itself, or will Jada give herself the chance to create an entirely new future?
Reconstructing Jada Channing by Savannah J Frierson
Blacks: From the Plantation to the Prison is a riveting piece of work that connects the Plantation
of the 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th centuries to the Prison of the 21st century. Current statistics
show that African-Americans are largely expected to drop out of high school, enter the prisons,
produce children out of wedlock, divorce and live below the poverty line.
Why is this? What is it tied to? Is it the lack of education in this group? Is it the discrimination that
many Blacks claim to be subjected to? Is it the 1700 conditioning? The Bible says, “Train up a
child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it…” Are Blacks now
returning to the way of the Master (who once were their parents)? Are Blacks purposely not
seeking education and ownership, like the Master once inhibited the Blacks from doing?
Through research and revelation, this book eloquently correlates and discusses some important
facts, psychological decisions, infrastructures and emotions that contribute to the disparaging
number of imprisoned Blacks and solutions to help reroute this trend.
of the 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th centuries to the Prison of the 21st century. Current statistics
show that African-Americans are largely expected to drop out of high school, enter the prisons,
produce children out of wedlock, divorce and live below the poverty line.
Why is this? What is it tied to? Is it the lack of education in this group? Is it the discrimination that
many Blacks claim to be subjected to? Is it the 1700 conditioning? The Bible says, “Train up a
child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it…” Are Blacks now
returning to the way of the Master (who once were their parents)? Are Blacks purposely not
seeking education and ownership, like the Master once inhibited the Blacks from doing?
Through research and revelation, this book eloquently correlates and discusses some important
facts, psychological decisions, infrastructures and emotions that contribute to the disparaging
number of imprisoned Blacks and solutions to help reroute this trend.
Blacks: From the Plantation to the Prison by Devin A. Robinson
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