A PRETTY BOY’S HOUSE IN VIRGINIA
My purchase of, Pretty Boy with the House In Virginia; by author, B.Styliz Ortiz, may be one-sided in favor of him.
Read MoreMy purchase of, Pretty Boy with the House In Virginia; by author, B.Styliz Ortiz, may be one-sided in favor of him.
Read MoreUnheard Voices sat down with the King of Erotica, Mr Larry Wilson from Goulds, Florida to discuss his latest book project and what has been going on with him since our last interview approximately 2 years ago.
Read MoreLosing your job can cause a major setback in life. Or it can be just what’s needed to live your life on purpose.
Read MoreLosing your job can cause a major setback in life. Or it can be just what’s needed to
live your life on purpose.
When I read The Autobiography of Malcolm X by, Alex Haley, it changed my life. That’s how powerful words are. When I read Black Boy, by Richard Wright, he convinced me that I could write. That’s how inspiring words can be.
Read MoreThe renowned Harlem Book Fair debuts in Newark on April 27-28 at The Paul Robeson Center at Rutgers.
Read MoreThe “Ghost of Mingo Jack” is the true story of Samuel “Mingo Jack” Johnson, an African American man, who was wrongly accused of a crime. Johnson was murdered and lynched in Eatowntown, New Jersey in 1886 by a group of drunk and irate townspeople.
Read MoreDown These Mean Streets by the late Piri Thomas, is a classical autobiography where Thomas documents his coming of age on the streets of Spanish Harlem.
Read MorePiri Thomas, the author known for the best-selling book “Down These Mean Streets” has died today (October 17, 2011). He was 83.
Read MoreOne of Black America’s and Hip-Hop’s favorite films comes to a book including photographs, and a look into the cultural impact.
The 1989 film is widely remembered for the cultural impact in the hip-hop community and looking at racial disparities. The Spike Lee film featured a revolutionary soundtrack including “Fight The Power” by Public Enemy.
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