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  • Why is the Black community in its present condition with $688 billion, four million college graduates, 9000 plus elected officials, and 85,000 churches?

  • Does the Democratic Party treat African Americans like a mistress?

    • Are African Americans suffering from post-traumatic slavery disorder?

  • Would you like to read over 75 solutions to solve the problems?

SOLUTIONS FOR BLACK AMERICAby Jawanza Kunjufu Ph.D. 

 

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SOLUTIONS FOR BLACK AMERICAby Jawanza Kunjufu Ph.D.

 

$11.15 paper  224 pages

   

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by John Johnson

IT AIN'T ALL GOOD:Why Black Men Should Not Date White Women

  • Why with a male shortage are Black men dating White women more than Black women dating White men?

  • Are Black women more loyal?

  • Why are Black men attracted to White women?

  • Do Black women want to look like White women?

  • What is good hair and pretty eyes? Is a lighter hue more attractive?

  • Are inter-racial relationships more successful?

 

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by John Johnson

IT AIN'T ALL GOOD:Why Black Men Should Not Date White Women

$10.50 paper  200 pages

   

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HOW TO TEACH MATH TO BLACK STUDENTS

by Shahid Muhammad "The Math Doctor"

 

  • How can we improve Black youth’s math scores?

  • Why are their math scores lower than the reading scores?

  • Why do some African American youth believe they’re better in music than math?

  • How can we make math fun and relevant?

  • Why do some youth take Algebra in 3rd grade and African American youth in 9th grade?

 

 

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HOW TO TEACH MATH TO BLACK STUDENTS
Shahid Muhammad

172 pages $10.50 paper

0-913543-97-7

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Black Students. Middle-Class Teachers

The book explores the probable causes for this disparity.   They include low teacher expectations, inadequate time on task, a mismatch between teaching and learning styles, tracking, an irrelevant eurocentric curriculum, negative peer pressure, poor parental involvement, parental income and marital status, school funding, and genetics.  Kunjufu analyzes the above and provides a wealth of references.

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Black Students.

Middle-Class Teachers

Jawanza Kunjufu

 

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176 Pages  $11.15

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AFROCENTRICITY: The Theory of Social Change

by Molefi Kete Asante

What is Afrocentricity?

Does it include history, culture, and values?

How can Afrocentricity guide Africans to liberation?

How does Afrocentricity address white supremacy?

How can Afrocentricity move us from theory to practice?

 

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Grandma's Ashanti Cloth

by Maria McNaught

Do your children know their family tree?  Why do some African American children call their history “stuff”?   Is there a relationship between appreciating your history and culture and academic achievement and self-esteem?

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Race Code War

by Khari Enaharo

Is it true that sticks and stones may break your bones, but words will never hurt you?

  How long and what will it take for us to value the beauty of a dark skin, thick lip, broad nose, short-haired female?  What has been the impact of a White image of Jesus? How do we protect ourselves from a racist curriculum and media?

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HOOKED ON HOOPS

KEVIN McNUTT

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224 pages $10.50
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Hooked on Hoops

by Kevin McNutt

"In our sports and celebrity obsessed culture, Kevin McNutt is an important voice with a compelling story. He pulls no punches as he confronts the persistent imbalances in the arena of race, sports, and academics. But more than that, he offers solutions and gives us hope."

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The Conspiracy to Destroy Black Women

by Michael Porter

Are civil rights organizations and the church infested with sexism?

Why are the Black community and its leaders silent about rape?

What are so many male rappers trying to convey in their music about women?

How have some African American women struggled against racism and sexism? Is the future of the race in the hands of Black mothers? What are the challenges facing Black women in finding a good Black man?

          
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THE CONSPIRACY TO DESTROY BLACK WOMEN
MICHEAL PORTER

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160 pages $10.50
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STATE OF EMERGENCY
DR.JAWANZA KUNJUFU


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178 pages $16.80
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State of Emergency by Dr. Jawanza Kunjufu * How can we stop the war on Black men? * Is there a relationship between Ritalin and cocaine? * Is there a relationship between Special Education, zero tolerance, illiteracy and prison? * How can we teach men to be fathers?

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Egypt vs. Greece

editors Molefi Kete Asante and Ama Mazama * Who built the first civilization? * When did Greek civilization emerge? * Where are the origins of math, science, and literature? * Did Aristotle write over 1,000 books or were they stolen from an Egyptian university?
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EGYPT V.S. GREECE

AND THE AMERICAN ACADEMY
MOLEFI ASANTE & AMA MAZAMA

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178 pages $10.50
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SAVING BLACK AMERICA  
JOHN Y. ODOM, PHD.   

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200 pages $15.95
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Saving Black America: A Plan for Economic Civil Rights

* What is the economic plan for Black America?

* How can foreigners make more in the Black community than African Americans?

* What is the future for the NAACP, SCLC, Urban League, Push, and others?

* Do we need new leadership?

by Dr. John P. Odom
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