Let Me Free You (McClain Brothers #4)

by Alexandria House

I’m all about us loving ourselves for who we are as black people and embracing our skin, our hair, and our own culture without seeing it as inferior to white culture so that we can reach our full potential as a people. Using our own beauty as the standard and not theirs, our own greatness as a metric.

Neil, when you first came here all broken and frustrated with yourself and your life, my first thought was that you needed love. Your heart needed the exercise, your soul needed the sacrifice,

and your body needed the kind of healing only good loving can provide. And look at you now.”

Neil.” “Good. Enjoy your TV,

“I am a king. I am strong. My strength comes

from those who came before me. I am whole, healthy, and free. I will not conform to the ways of my enemies.”