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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. "Obsidian Sun" is Black brilliance, burden, beauty, and bravery captured in verse. These poems confront the ways society distorts Blackness - how our light is too often dimmed by a skewed lens, yet they also reveal the radiance that has always existed. Light and shadow shape one another, and in that balance, our truth is born. This collection is more than poetry; it is a series of anthems for self-love, self-protection, and self-care. Each piece serves as a promise to ourselves and a seed of possibility for future generations. These poems don't simply speak - they affirm, uplift, and remind us of who we have always been. Rooted in truth, protection, grounding, and divination, "Obsidian Sun" honors the duality of our existence. Obsidian, forged in heat, represents clarity and defense. The sun, the giver of life, represents endurance and illumination. Together, they reflect how we thrive under both the harshest rays and the cloudiest days. We remain. We rise. We create. We are a constellation of Black stars-collective, luminous, and eternal. "Obsidian Sun" is not just me, you, him, her, or them¿ it is all of us, standing in our shadow and our shine, praying to past suns as we blaze new paths of our own.…

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 44 pages. 8.50x0.11x8.50 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 78 pages. 6.00x0.20x9.00 inches. In Stock.

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Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Threads That Held Me Together is a powerful and deeply personal memoir of resilience, family, and quiet determination.Born in 1954 and raised in San Francisco's Sunnydale community, Natalie Woods reflects on a childhood shaped by close family ties, unspoken rules, and formative experiences that tested her sense of safety and trust. Through both hardship and love, she developed a strong inner compass-making early decisions to choose a different path for her life.From her first job at Blue Cross Blue Shield to her years at the Hyatt Regency and a transformative career as a flight attendant, Natalie's journey is one of growth, independence, and self-discovery. Along the way, she builds lasting friendships and a 34-year marriage that becomes her foundation.Woven with themes of protection, perseverance, and personal choice, Threads That Held Me Together honors the people, moments, and decisions that shaped her life.Written in collaboration with Alexandria Roberts, this memoir is a testament to the strength it takes to become who you are meant to be.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - After surviving a traumatic and psychologically abusive relationship, Erica Emani offers this memoir as a vital gift for young women-and men-navigating love, identity, and self-worth. Research shows that countless victims of domestic violence, particularly verbal, emotional, and psychological abuse, go unreported each year due to fear, coercion, mistrust, or the invisible nature of the harm itself. This silence leaves many suffering alone, unsure whether what they are experiencing even 'counts' as abuse.Have you ever looked back on a relationship and wondered how those choices would shape your future Perhaps you lacked guidance growing up, or followed your own path only to find yourself repeating the same painful patterns-different faces, same heartbreak. If so, you are not alone.Drawing from raw, real-life experience, A Girl Like Me, Flawed but Favored is both a cautionary testimony and a message of hope. Erica Emani shares how deeply our choices can cost us, while also revealing how healing, restoration, and protection are still possible. Through faith, resilience, and the decision to trust God fully, this memoir points readers toward a path not only of survival, but of redemption, freedom, and favor.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Enhancing Your Life One Strand at a Time: The Next Chapter is where memoir meets method; an intimate, hard-earned love letter to textured hair and the women who wear it. From a little girl in New Haven braiding yarn into her own hair to a licensed cosmetology professional shaping confidence in the salon chair, Nekesa Namosunge J. Smith traces the moments that built her craft, her courage, and her calling.But this isn't just a story about hair. It's about identity, safety, mentorship, and the decision to choose yourself again and again until your life starts to match your purpose. With warmth, humor, and straight professional truth, Smith invites you to stop 'going natural' and start claiming what's already yours: your crown, your texture, and your radiance.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Louisa has always been told that she doesn't 'talk Black enough.' At first, she shrugs it off, but as the teasing grows louder and more frequent, the words begin to sink into her heart. Unsure of where she fits in or how she's supposed to sound, Louisa starts to question her identity and wonders if her voice-her own natural way of speaking-is somehow wrong.But everything changes when her mother sits her down for a loving, magical conversation that opens Louisa's eyes to a deeper truth: her voice is powerful precisely because it is hers. With patience, wisdom, and warmth, her mother helps her understand that Blackness isn't limited to a tone, an accent, or a particular way of speaking. It lives in history, in community, in love, and in the confidence she carries within.As Louisa moves through this journey of self-discovery, she learns to claim her voice with pride and to honor every part of who she is. Do I Talk Black Enough is a heartwarming and empowering story that celebrates culture, individuality, and the courage it takes to embrace your authentic self. Through vibrant storytelling, tender family moments, and affirming lessons, this book encourages children to celebrate their uniqueness, challenge stereotypes, and recognize that every voice deserves to be heard.Perfect for classrooms, families, and young readers learning about identity and belonging, this story reminds us all that the beauty of our world comes from its diversity, and that being true to yourself is the most powerful sound of all.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A Day Built By Nature and Family is about a family of seven, which include the grandfather, grandmother, father, wife, and their three children - their son, daughter, and baby girl - all being in tune with nature while bonding as a family for a full day of activities.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Louisa has always been told that she doesn't 'talk Black enough.' At first, she shrugs it off, but as the teasing grows louder and more frequent, the words begin to sink into her heart. Unsure of where she fits in or how she's supposed to sound, Louisa starts to question her identity and wonders if her voice-her own natural way of speaking-is somehow wrong.But everything changes when her mother sits her down for a loving, magical conversation that opens Louisa's eyes to a deeper truth: her voice is powerful precisely because it is hers. With patience, wisdom, and warmth, her mother helps her understand that Blackness isn't limited to a tone, an accent, or a particular way of speaking. It lives in history, in community, in love, and in the confidence she carries within.As Louisa moves through this journey of self-discovery, she learns to claim her voice with pride and to honor every part of who she is. Do I Talk Black Enough is a heartwarming and empowering story that celebrates culture, individuality, and the courage it takes to embrace your authentic self. Through vibrant storytelling, tender family moments, and affirming lessons, this book encourages children to celebrate their uniqueness, challenge stereotypes, and recognize that every voice deserves to be heard.Perfect for classrooms, families, and young readers learning about identity and belonging, this story reminds us all that the beauty of our world comes from its diversity, and that being true to yourself is the most powerful sound of all.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Manners Will Take You Places Money Won't: My Journey From the Backwoods of Georgia to the Rainforests of West Africa is the extraordinary life story of Cashawn Myers, a man shaped by community, guided by spirit, and committed to African liberation, sustainability, and service.Born to a fifteen-year-old mother in Brunswick, Georgia, Cashawn's life began in conditions where many expected limits. Instead, he grew into a leader whose work would impact generations across the African diaspora. Raised among elders who treated him as their own, he spent his childhood on dirt roads and farmland, absorbing the power of legacy, family, and culture long before he ever understood the wider world.By the late 1990s, as a student at Howard University, Cashawn became rooted in the Washington, D.C. Nyahbinghi House, where his brotherhood with like-minded Ras Tafari youth ignited a lifelong devotion to service. He went on to cofound the Ethiopian Ras Tafari Community (E.R.C.) and began a decades-long journey dedicated to repatriation, empowerment, and truth-telling.That path ultimately led him to co-found and serve as Executive Director of H.A.B.E.S.H.A. Inc. (Helping Africa by Establishing Schools at Home and Abroad), a groundbreaking nonprofit that merges African cultural heritage with environmental sustainability. For over twenty years, HABESHA has trained youth, adults, and elders in urban agriculture, healthy living, and sustainable practices-making Cashawn a cornerstone in both education and food sovereignty movements in Atlanta and beyond.Now, in his 50th year, Cashawn tells his story in his own words. In the tradition of H.I.M. Emperor Haile Selassie I recording his reflections during exile, Cashawn documents his journey from rural Georgia to the rainforests of Ghana, West Africa, where he continues his mission to uplift African people worldwide.This is not a typical memoir. Manners Will Take You Places Money Won't is a communal story-woven with the voices of family, elders, peers, and lifelong comrades whose wisdom, sacrifices, and love shaped who he became. This book is for anyone navigating identity, legacy, healing, or purpose. It is for the youth seeking direction, for the elders safeguarding tradition, and for all who believe in the power of community. Through themes of service, inheritance, spiritual guidance, and self-definition, Cashawn offers a model of leadership rooted not in ego, but in responsibility.At its heart, this book is an offering-a testament to what becomes possible when we honor those who came before us, walk boldly in our purpose, and commit ourselves to building a world where future generations can thrive.The lion tells his own story.…