Souls of My Brothers: Black Men Break Their Silence, Tell Their Truths and Heal Their Spirits

by Candace Sandy, Dawn Marie Daniels

A genuine reflection of the everyday lives of Black men from all walks of life, Souls of My Brothers is an inspirational collection of first-person narratives that details the unique journey of the Black man as he struggles to define himself in society and in the world. Bringing together contributors who are powerful politicians and everyday heroes; the famous and the infamous; husbands, educators, bus drivers, teachers, and fathers, this assemblage of commentaries, including those by Isaac Hayes, Mayor Willie Brown, and Coolio, illustrate the issues that affect each of their lives. With raw honesty, the contributors share experiences only their brothers can truly understand—from sex to spirituality, family to justice, money to power—and work to collectively heal the spirit and awaken a better understanding of the Black men in all of our lives.

432 pages, Paperback

First published August 26, 2003

Reviews

[RK Byers]

bunch of Blacks complaining...

[Jessy Beauvais]

Hmmm...