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Six Guys is a memoir of friendship and a social history of Hackensack, New Jersey during the post-World War II era. Our group of six buddies met in elementary school and graduated from high school in 1963. We remain friends to this daylargely because of the impact of our home town and our shared experiences...

The African American male is in a state of crisis! This powerful book explores the issues and eloquently provides real solutions to change the lives of this population. Blending academia and the anointing is exceptional. It is certain to keep you amazed at the heart the authors have for men. From dilemmas to directions: the keys to survival.

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Cycles of the Ghetto is a brutal but beautiful firsthand, narrative account of Ms. Woods' childhood -- growing up in the ghettos of Los Angeles and ultimately triumphing over her dangerous and difficult situation. This is the first installment in the "Cycles" saga and you will definitely find this new voice exciting and heartbreaking at the same time.

A grateful testimony to the kindness and generosity of many individuals who offered, and gave help to a talented black musician in his struggle to become a successful professional. The author profiles those who were most significant in his life from the racist doctor who saved him from pneumonia at...

In this memoir of forty-three years as a pastor, Rev. Irving shares stories of the many fascinating personalities he has encountered in the local church. Some of these stories will make you laugh; others will make you cry. However, with humor and inspiration, all these stories will touch your heart and help you find meaning and purpose in your own life.

The years 1966 to 1975, a decade many people call The Sixties; years that shook America, a memorable, tumultuous time in our nations history. The pace of change was startling: the height and end of the Vietnam War, Watergate and Richard Nixons resignation, men on the moon, heart-wrenching assassinations....

In this lively collection readers meet urban Tom Sawyers restless American G.I.s far from home and scores of vivid characters some serious others hilarious. The stories' brisk pace propels readers ahead and leaves them with a most satisfying reading experience. So buckle your seatbelts and prepare...

Most people do not know anything about the everyday work, problems and frustrations that go on in a ranchers life. In this work the author will enlighten the reader in an entertaining and humorous manner how he and his wife earned a living while raising and educating their five children. He taught by...

In his book, Happiness Rocks, Ricky Powell shares his blueprint to master the art of lifelong happiness. Youll learn about the painful experiences that made him stronger and how you can choose to be the victor rather than the victim just as he did. You will understand the simple, day to day habits you...

The 1970s was the deadliest decade in modern law enforcement history and more police officers died than during any other decade of the 20th Century. In Fort Lauderdale, the Venice of America, violent crime was almost out of control and to stem this vicious tide the Fort Lauderdale Police Department created...

The Tribute Flight is a 77-day mission flown in a specially modified aircraft bearing the names of American and Coalition troops killed in Iraq and Afghanistan. The aircraft, called the Tribute Eagle, will not only honor fallen American and Coalition military personnel but will also serve as a venue...

The Confederate officers were ready for the Federal garrisons to fight thousands of forces. The Confederate recruits had mediocre weapons and poor ammunition.

Samuel Houston knew that his garrisons were not ready to battle Santa Anna on the battlefront. The Mexican troops had endurance and were courageous. They were not easily taken.