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Buy my e-book History To Destiny Through Afrocentric Poetry free by becoming a Prime Member if you already have an Amazon.com account-One book a month. History To Destiny Through Afrocentric Poetry [Kindle Edition] Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd (Author), Itibari M. Zulu (Editor) Be the first to review this item | Like (0) ______________________________ __________ Digital List Price: $0.99 What's this? Prime Members: $0.00 (read for free) Prime Eligible Kindle Purchase Price: $0.99 ______________________________ __________ Includes free wireless delivery via Amazon Whispernet For Kindle Device Owners Borrow this book for free, with no due dates, if you are a Kindle owner and Prime member. If you don't own a Kindle, get yours today. If you're not a Prime member, start your one month free trial today. You can borrow this book from your Kindle device. With Prime, Kindle owners can choose from thousands of books to borrow for free including over 100 current and former New York Times Bestsellers as frequently as a book a month, with no due dates. Learn more about Kindle Owners' Lending Library. Beverly Martin Interviews Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd on her Speak Truth To Power Blog talk Radio program for 1 hour. You can listen to the podcast by following the link below. I also invite you to go to you tube and type in Johnson-Redd in the search box. I also invite you to buy my 4 e-books for $.99 cents each. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/t ruth2power/2012/01/09/authorla rry-reddamerican-challenges-in -the-obama-era ______________________________ _________ Product Description My reading of Mr. Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd's, " History to Destiny Through Afrocentric Poetry", was full of poems that radiated with the spirit, the voices and the cry of the elders and our ancestors. To me, this poetry expresses the great need for the Africans in America to unite with each other and unite with Africans in the Diaspora as well as with Africans all over the world -as a conscious priority. Comments written by the late Nashid Hakim Ahmad R.I.P. .... This is a slideshow of my trip to Sacramento, CA in January 2011. Every artist dreams of a crowd like this one in the Underground Books, a hot venue on the hot Sacto spokenword scene. Thanks for the invitation Mother Rose and Terry Moore. Many thanks to the audience. Check out 7 video clips on my new You Tube Channel-the link is here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =-_Zzms_jlXw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =BbAYhf5rCNs Loving Black Women, Long Distance Love and American Challenges in the Obama Era. Check out my video clips here on Ukalispokenword channel and on ukalitheafrican. You can read the first 8-10 pages for free if you want to buy one of my 3 books for less than a dollar each. My great video clips on my new You Tube channel named Ukalispokenword at this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =BbAYhf5rCNs http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb _sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Ddi gital-text&field-keywords= Larry+ukali+johnson-Redd&x =23&y=14 Here are detailed step by step instructions to buy my e-books from Amazon.com by Larry Ukali Johnson-redd on Tuesday, July 26, 2011 at 3:27pm First of all one must have an Amazon.com buyer's account. Next visit Amazon.com. While there drop down the departments and locate the Kindle Store. Once you click on the Kindle Store put my book like Loving Black Women, Long Distance Love or American Challenges in the Obama Era Part 1 by Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd in the search box Once you download the app, go back to the book and click to buy it and you will see in the box it says downloading to your PC. By Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd books range from LBW 140 pages, L D L 220 pages and Obama 240 pages. Each e-book is .99 cents and downloads to your media. http://www.youtube.com/user/uk alitheafrican?ob=5#p/f/2/g7fDv un3qXc Buy my book Journey To The Motherland from San Francisco To Benin City at this link: http://www.amazon.com/Journey- Motherland-Francisco-Benin-Cit y/dp/0967422639/ref=sr_1_1?s=b ooks&ie=UTF8&qid=13185 38092&sr=1-1

Reviews some Black Women Of Loving Black Women By Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd Books by Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd/ Journey to the Motherland on sale for $4.oo at Amazon.com / History To Destiny Through Afrocentric Poetry / Loving Black Women on sale only as an e-book for .99 cents(all hard copies have sold out) on Amazon.com! History to Destiny Through Afrocentric Poetry is out of print but soon will be released as an e-book! New Books-Long Distance Love a Memior about my engagement to a Nigerian Sister and my 2005 trip to Nigeria! I am looking for a new literary agent to present this potential best seller to Publishers! And my newest manuscript titled, American Challenges in the Obama Era! By: Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd You guessed it, I need a literary agent who will present this book to Publishers too! Play the video at the bottom of this page while you read the reviews and after reading the reviews go to Loving Black Women Part 1 at You Tube.com and check out all 9 clips. Here are 5 Reviews of my book Loving Black Women by 5 strong Black Women! They are Martha Kimbrough, Mukulla Godwin, Pearl Jr., author of Black Women Need Love Too!, Cheryl Robinson. www.JustAboutBooksTalkShow.com and Linda Mayfield-Hayes author of Afroetry; Afrocentric Poetry that Educates! * * Reviewer * * * * * 2 I Like It (4 Stars): All Ways/Always Loving a Sister! Loving Black Women is a book of poetry offering ideas to improve the many complicated ways that brothers and sisters love each other. It is also a common sense approach to black politics and white supremacy overcoming racial discrimination and political domination. This is a thought-provoking read that enlightens and educates us as a people. Larry is a man who loves his heritage and loves black women! Cheryl Robinson. www.JustAboutBooksTalkShow.com * * * * * 3 Larry Ukali Johnson Redd's book,Loving Black Women left me pleasantly surprised. I was expecting a book of love poems dedicated to black women, but this book is so much more. This compilation of poems also shows a deep love towards motherland Africa and our proud African heritage. I particularly liked: Tribute to All African Women, The Beauty of a Sister, I Know You Know Why, and my favorite: Tree of Life part 1 You are The tree of life You are The source of spice You are The carrier of our black seed You are All we really need You are The source of our civilization You are The mother of our Black Nation The world is rough And full of strife But you, you are Our precious tree of life In a time when black women are thought of and categorized in less favorable terms, this book, "Loving Black Women" is a refreshing, and much need change. Linda Mayfield-Hayes author of Afroetry; Afrocentric Poetry that Educates & Motivates * * * * * 4 TRUBUTE TO A TRIBUTE Praises are due to Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd's newest literary accomplishment, Loving Black Women." For as an African woman, I am proud of this brother's ability to give explanations as to what removal of black love has inevitably led to, that being self-hate which in turn creates loathing, rejection and violence towards those most like the self. Mr. Johnson-Redd's book should be a must read for those who ask the question, "Why is there so much violence in the Black community?" Mr. Johnson is a true teacher, and instructor of Black life, Black Love. He answers the questions of the causes of self-destructive violence very well when he states in several of his poems/spoken word selections that there is such a pressing need to reclaim love for each other, to heal, to acknowledge our identity as an African people and for the Black man to pay tribute to the Black woman so that unity of mind, spirit and purpose can be achieved, our very survival depends on this. Mr. Johnson-Redd highlights many positive things in his very flowing, easy to read style, which facilitates the comprehension of several essential concepts. These include the need for the African psyche to become whole, that is to eliminate the fragmentation between the male/female psyche caused by the malevolent influence of White Supremacy. He states that: "this white American racism is the most dangerous force of evil in the world." Yet Mr. Johnson-Redd does not dwell on this premise. Instead, he formulates insights for survival. He yearns for unity within the African Diaspora, and equates love as the foundation for renewing the Black self, family, and nation. His suggestion that there be an 8th and 9th All African People's Congress should be heeded. As an African woman, I can only thank Mr. Johnson-Redd for his respect for and praises to the Black woman. In his expressions of consciousness and gratitude are found hope that we are indeed a people "who can overcome all obstacles." http://www.blackwomenneedlovet oo.com/ * * * * * lovingblackwomen.com/ / Journeytothemotherland.com . * * * * * Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd*********