Category: The Review
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Sojourning for Freedom by Erik S. McDuffie
Sojourning for Freedom creates “new” history and new perspectives of Black women that epitomizes them as the trailblazers and warriors they rightfully deserve to be. To many African-Americans, Communism has long been associated with a domineering government, McCarthyism, and fear. Miniscule comprehensive information is given to readers regarding how Communism relates to their…
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YSF Catering Co.
If you are looking for a good home cooked meal on the go or catering for your next big event look no further Houston. YSF Catering Co. is a Black Owned Business with quality food and customer service. YSF Catering Co. puts their heart and soul into every meal that is prepared. I have had…
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Naturotica
I’ve had the pleasure of ordering from Naturotica numerous times and the consistency keeps me coming back for more. All of the products I buy are organic in every sense and I make it a point to order from businesses that are centered around just that. Naturotica and the sister brands Nene Organics and…
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Rock My Soul By Bell Hooks
THE REVIEW: Overall, though, there is a mental health crisis in African American life. This crisis is most deeply felt around the issue of self esteem. Rock My Soul is a must read for women and men of color. The context of this book is that of the times we currently live in today. Bell…
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Rose’s Story by Wanda “Rose’ Bibb
The Review: Rose’s Story serves as a informational guide in the form of an autobiography. Taking us on an emotional ride through her life growing up in the system; Rose’s Story is a book that every social worker, teacher, and health care worker should read. Many may say this book is not relatable. I would…
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Invisible Man By Ralph Ellison
The Review: Invisible Man is a MUST READ! Ralph Ellison rips your mask off and places mirrors all around you. You have no choice but to look yourself in the mirror as you read this amazing piece of literature. You will find yourself asking questions such as: Am I invisible? Have I lost my identity…
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