The Black Male Handbook

A Blueprint for Life

By: Kevin Powell

Narrated by: Ezra Knight, Kevin R. Free, Glymph Glymph

An NAACP Image Award nominee, The Black Male Handbook is an impassioned call to end the problems facing today's Black men. Author and activist Kevin Powell offers insights on steering away from violence and toward a more responsible manhood. A new climate is rising in the Black community. Despite a shared thirst for cutting-edge opportunities and fresh directions, today's hiphop generation is still plagued by many long-standing problems. But with guidance from these inspiring essays, the modern Black male can rise above the political, cultural, and spiritual struggles opposing him to thrive against all odds. Featured prominently on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Powell and his book offer welcome guidance to all Black men - and the women who love them. Narrators Ezra Knight, Kevin R. Free, and Avery Glymph each turn in compelling performances, capturing every facet of this important work.©2008 Kevin Powell (P)2009 Recorded Books, LLC

Loved it!!!

Great information a blueprint for living. I would recommend this book to anyone looking to live happy, healthy, successful life.

A must read

Amazing book with valuable information and stories. Everyone should read this to gain this knowledge.

Awesome and very useful book.

I'm planning on using certain parts of this book for a class of middle school bos that may have behavioral issues.

my first Book,and I don't see how it gets better t

this book was the hands down best thing I have ever listened to.Thank you guys so much this is life changing for a 49 year old brother who has been lost all my life.I'm making a mental health app tomorrow, and blood work after that and its just so much I could be doing, Earldrick hall here from lake Charles Louisiana and thank you sgain

Well needed read

The book speaks to a great number of issues that many black men may have regarding the role of black men, conduct towards women, financial security, the meaning of community, homophobia and provides helpful tips to succeed as a black man. Many points I already found myself doing and others were a much needed reminder that I’m severely lacking those areas. This book should be taught/ read to any young black male as he embarks on his journey in this world.