BrokePhiBroke
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It's not what you think...lolI am most certainly NOT going to read any book called "The Kept Woman"
Let's talk about books, brehs
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BrokePhiBroke
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I'm reading off the strength of that comment. Love it..keep it coming people!He really said that?
Sci-fi?currently reading
richaveli83
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Just finished reading
Last War of the World-Island: The Geopolitics of Contemporary Russia and
Defending White Democracy: The Making of a Segregationist Movement and the Remaking of Racial Politics, 1936-1965
I'm about to start on some other books. Got like three that I bought off amazon in the last month that I haven't gotten a chance to read yet.
I don't know how some of y'all can do the e-readers/ kindles. I prefer flipping the pages and actually holding the book in my hand.
Last War of the World-Island: The Geopolitics of Contemporary Russia and
Defending White Democracy: The Making of a Segregationist Movement and the Remaking of Racial Politics, 1936-1965
I'm about to start on some other books. Got like three that I bought off amazon in the last month that I haven't gotten a chance to read yet.
I don't know how some of y'all can do the e-readers/ kindles. I prefer flipping the pages and actually holding the book in my hand.
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Dont overthink it too much, anything you enjoy breh.
whats this one about? Is it from the perspective of a white supremecist? ...might check it out to see what the other side is thinking
richaveli83
Veteran
It's about white supremacist actions during the 1930s to 1960s to stop the civil rights movement. Everything from schools, factories and the military during World War 2, welfare during the Roosevelt administration.Dont overthink it too much, anything you enjoy breh.
Is it from the perspective of a white supremecist? ...might check it out to see what the other side is thinking
Sensitive Christian Grey
The Fisher King
I thought I was 
with this thread but there's a fair amount of nonfiction being mentioned here
All I can say is that I'm reading Who Fears Death currently, and that I'd recommend Earth Abides. Both apocalyptic stuff, though one is modern and written by an African woman, and the other is written by a white American and from the 1950s.
with this thread but there's a fair amount of nonfiction being mentioned hereAll I can say is that I'm reading Who Fears Death currently, and that I'd recommend Earth Abides. Both apocalyptic stuff, though one is modern and written by an African woman, and the other is written by a white American and from the 1950s.
My go to reccomendation for readers is The Alchemist. Anyone can pick this book up and enjoy it. It has some very solid life teachings wrapped into an inspirational story.
For people that enjoy reading a lot I reccomend reading the The Autobiography of Malcolm X.
My favorite book of all time is The Count of Monte Cristo.
The hunger games book are a very easy read if your just getting back into reading.
For people that enjoy reading a lot I reccomend reading the The Autobiography of Malcolm X.
My favorite book of all time is The Count of Monte Cristo.
The hunger games book are a very easy read if your just getting back into reading.
just now looked at the synopsis, I might have to cop
Best book I've read breh
I was reading that book everywhere I went...
Really good ass book and it's a Part 2
Someone really need to make a movie out of this book...I can see Denzel playing the main character King in this book.
Really capture a black man in a positive way.
Maya Angelou son wrote this book and he penned the hell out of this shyt brehs
Brehs check it out man...If you don't do anything else in life, read these 2 books
Currently reading Othello's Children in the "New World"
I love auto biographies
Malcolm x
Assata
Bob Marley are my favs
Gotta keep adding to my.collection
Malcolm x
Assata
Bob Marley are my favs
Gotta keep adding to my.collection