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Visionary Black Male is a testament of methods used to raise a personally
confident and socially responsible individual. The size of the book is designed to be pocket-sized allowing young visionaries to have carry it with ease having access to information at any given moment. Written as a complete tool, sections of Visionary
Black Males are directed at young males, parents then teachers.
Writing from personal experiences, Singleton identifies useful skills and strategies that parents, teachers and young males can use to design plans, achieve goals,
live out dreams and attain human fulfillment.
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READ THE BOOK REVIEW by Linda Pate writer for Urban Views Weekly and owner of Precious Memories Books
Kids bustle with excitement and inspiration when they discover Dream An Awesome Dream. Simple and rhythmic, it's the perfect way to introduce goal setting and determination. From planning steps to making mistakes, young children will love seeing diverse kids in visually stunning imaginings they know all about and love. They'll have fun turning pages and discovering how to dream awesome dreams and how to accomplish those dreams!
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by Clayton Singleton
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This inspiring book of poetry and poetic lecture is a testimony to the hearts of courage and a supply of tools necessary in the transformation from being restricted by limited ideologies and implications of "being free" into a development of "self within society" where race and social origin is not the determining factor of one's culture, convictions, concerns or successes."Freedom" is not the condition of "not having to do anything" but rather, "Freedom" is having the ability to do anything and taking the action necessary to tell life what to do. These writings are relevant to all living in America where race and socio-economic status has been accepted as being the grand determiner and restrictor of one's social and personal responsibilities and abilities. Escape From Freedom challenges such notions.
-an excerpt from Pencils in Clayton Singleton's Escape from Freedom
"He prefers pencils to pens when writing
He prefers raspy songs
Stretching life's etchings across waiting pages
Echoing metal skates marking asphalt streets
Gritty strokes evoke emotions of life wearing down
Wearing dull diminishing skill
Less accurate estimated accomplishments
Daily grind sharpeners push hand farther and further back
Less life to hold on to"
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Here Clayton Jerome Singleton, educator, artist, author, casts the spotlight on development - a pagent of constant change. Singleton shares experiences and philosophy about parents, children, social dilemmas, love, relationships, and self. These smooth stones collected along the path are a reminder of strengths and struggles needed to continually rise.