Stereotypes label black men as thugs, menaces and aberrations of the so called american dream. However, within these labels lies the unspoken strength and resilience of a community that refuses to be denied by someone else's narrative. This book is an invitation to traverse the path of pain and healing, a journey that illuminates the spectrum of emotions often hidden behind a facade of strength. Laughter becomes cathartic, release tears a testament to the profound experiences and smiles the defiance against a system that seeks to diminish the essence of identity
Darrain …
@TheBriefOne · 3:50
Torn between becoming a token or a terrorist, soldier or gang member, docile leader or ruthless fighter, emotion itself became our only universally understandable language to trust unification in group think and collective collaboration, only in entertainment and celebration, while our true contributions for the sake of personal safety are pawned off, auctioned off or patented by others for the fortunes of 500 companies or even religious institutions