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Book of the Day
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Abide With Me
by: E. Lynn Harris
The lives of five thirtyish African-Americans are updated in this final installment of a trilogy (Invisible Life,
1992; Just As I Am, 1994) that doesnt stray from the soap-opera conventions that also govern the first two. |
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Sacred Bond : Black Men and Their Mothers
by Keith Michael Brown
How to Love a Black Man", Dr. Ronn Elmore
How to Love a Black Man
by Ronn Elmore, Ronn Emore
Black and Single : Meeting and Choosing a Partner Who's Right for You
by Larry E., Dr. Davis |
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New Releases
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Touched by God : Black Gospel Greats Share Their Stories of Finding God
by Bobby Jones, Lesley Sussman
A soul-lifting collection of today's black gospel superstars--and how the Lord has changed their lives and shaped
their music. As rousing as a gospel choir in full swing, the 19 stories in this title are contributed by such recording
artists as Yolanda Adams, Kirk Franklin, Hezekiah Walker, Shirley Caesar, Fred Hammond, and Albertina Walker.
Watch Me Fly : What I Learned on the Way to Becoming the Woman I Was Meant to Be by Myrlie
Evers-Williams, Melinda Blau
The former chairwoman of the NAACP and widow of assassinated civil rights leader Medgar Evers draws from her own
extraordinary life to share inspiration and advice on everything from triumphing over adversity to achieving selfhood.
What Brothers Think, What Sistahs Know : The Real Deal on Love and Relationships
by Denene Millner, Nick Chiles
From the author of the bestselling The Sistahs' Rules, Denene Millner, and her husband Nick Chiles, comes a quirky,
funny guide to decoding the inscrutable ways of the opposite sex.
By The Color Of Our Skin
by Leonard Steinhorn, Barbara Diggs-Brown
The authors should be commended for tackling the uncomfortable gap between how Americans--mostly white Americans--view
race relations and the everyday facts of their lives.... The most troubling, thought-provoking assertion of the
book is that the ideal of integration, while laudable in the abstract, "ironically helps us avoid a real reckoning
on race."
When the Church Bell Rang Racist: The Methodist Church and the Civil
Rights Movement in Alabama by Donald E. Collins
A historical analysis of the white Methodist Church struggle to come to terms with conscience in the face of racial
change during the civil rights movement of the '50's & '60's. Filled with personal, institutional, and group
struggles, this story tells the failure of institutions and the uncommon courage of individuals.
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