6 Books for children with incarcerated parents
Six Books for Children of Incarcerated Parents More than seven times as many people are incarcerated in the United States than in all of Europe.
February 3, 2013
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Six Books for Children of Incarcerated Parents More than seven times as many people are incarcerated in the United States than in all of Europe.
You may not be a fan of his music, but seeing those abs will make you take a second glace at 50 Cent. 50, whose
It’s here. Today, Jan. 21, 2013 marks the 57th presidential inauguration, and the second in which our first black president, Barack Obama, will be sworn
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Searching for a great read? From ruthless murders to everyday love stories, we have gathered a few books written by African Americans that will make
If you’ve managed to resist the phenomenon that is Fifty Shades of Grey this long, then perhaps you can’t imagine actually giving in and reading
Books All Black People Should Read
Eric Jerome Dickey has built a strong reputation as a bestselling writer since the mid-1990s. After working in the aerospace industry, the Memphis native quit
Wahida Clark doesn’t have any regrets. The wife and mother was living in Decatur, Ga., a suburb east of Atlanta, when she was found guilty
ReadThenWriteis a hands-on introduction to literature and publishing for teens.
Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the “A” w/Souleo I was having one of those intensely productive weeks where sleep escaped me as I struggled to
In her revealing memoir, Time Served: My Days and Nights at Death Row Records, veteran photographer Simone Green details the brutal management style of the
As the publishing industry changes due to technological advancements and economic pressures, Regina Brooks remains at the top of her game. Brooks’ path to publishing
My prediction is that Sister Souljah has crafted another New York Times bestseller with Midnight and the Meaning of Love. To what extreme would you
