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. Order Now

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Raising a Rebel Son: What’s Really Wrong with Him and How Tackle It
 

When teenage boys transition, they can begin to look foreign to their families; they quite often grow-up overnight and stop playing with those Tonka trucks abruptly. Depending on where their influence was embedded is what direction they will begin to deter into.
 
Raising a Rebel Son focuses on many of the thought processes of young boys and how to intercept the dangerous roads they may be heading towards. One common practice of boys is they behave the way they see themselves and how operates how they expect the world see them as well. Predilection resides in all of us. We make decisions based on our innate beliefs and comforts. This can be deadly if what we believe is damaging to our successes and young boys are often held hostage to this thinking. This is why it is easy to predict the outcome of young males who go without effective intervention.
 
Learn how to understand his reasoning and how to become a stronger influence in his life. Written by a once juvenile delinquent who was expected to spend a lifetime in prison, this author captivates the reader in a practical down to Earth manner, sparing the clinical jargons and complicated courses of actions. He speaks directly to the Single Mother, Father and other Guardians. This book is great for displaced young boys who are struggling with "predilection" and the way he sees himself. Order Now

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