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The Sweetness of Water – At the end of the American Civil War, the war waged by Whites in Southern states to keep slavery legal, many were left questioning the direction and role in life. George and Isabelle Walker are private, well-respected common folk within the community of Old Ox who deal with the prospect of never seeing their son, Caleb, again. Another victim to the lost and futile cause of The War. Perhaps it was this loss that made them able to see Prentice and Landry, two newly freed brothers around the same age as Caleb, as somebody to give refuge. In this episode, we discuss relationship dynamics, resilience, gender dynamics, and the sacrifice of Black people.

Rick Ross, a music mogul, has written a blueprint/self-help book to help young aspiring achievers reach the levels of success he has achieved in his career.  

Growing up black, smart, half American, and half African in America's black culture and at the edge of the social media explosion, Issa Rae excepts  AWKWARD as her social brand.

This is the final episode in Tarana Burke and Brene Brown's "You Are Your Best Thing". We wrap up the book and give our overall rating on the book. 

Join the da bruhs bookshelf as we give our thoughts on Tarana Burke and Brene' Brown's You are Your Best Thing

Gucci is a true example of what second changes, personal accountability, change can do for changing for the better.