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Love Found Me – Seeing Growth Promotions

Seeing Growth Promotions — Wed, 19 May 2010 06:00:42 PDT

Support Black Authors & SeeingGrowth.com By Purchashing Love Found Me Product Description Mike and Sheila have an evil force trying to keep them apart. Will their love be enough to see them through the testing of their faith?

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Garry Lawrence – Black Men Making History

Seeing Growth 365 — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 22:51:00 PST

Garry Lawrence started his professional career as a micro-electronic engineer at age 20. After 12 years of working in R&D, field service, and teaching; he discovered teaching as a passion. At age 32, he left the corporate world to answer a call of independence and follow entrepreneurial urges, which eventually landed him in a in small car lot partnership, in L.A. This is where he first noticed the common threads of financial illness in the masses. The Northridge earthquake of 1994 shook him out of the auto business and back in Georgia. Back in the corporate world, he took a fast track to customer service management.

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Prophetess Gwendolyn King – Black Woman Making History

Seeing Growth 365 — Wed, 19 May 2010 05:00:28 PDT

I'm a author/ lyricist writer aswel as I love to minister and live out to the best of my ability the word of God. I'm in the process of opening a christain skateing rink that plays alot of Canton Jones hip hop for the youth. Children of God can have fun too..

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Lance Scurvin – Black Men Making History

Seeing Growth 365 — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 03:41:19 PST

Lance “Scurv” Scurvin is an illustrator/writer/speaker/activist, who, through his provocative cartoons & expressions, prides himself on tackling the tough issues of the present day head on that others are deathly afraid to touch. His politically incorrect & gritty urban flavored style of visuals pulls no punches with an explosive & brutal honesty that has swiftly made him an underground Internet favorite, earning him the title of “Amerikkka’s Most Outspoken Artist.”

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Princess – Seeing Growth Promotions

Seeing Growth Promotions — Tue, 18 May 2010 11:00:29 PDT

Princess is an urban tale of Moni Harrison, young lady who found herself living the fabulous life of getting great sex and being lavished with money, cars, and all the riches she could imagine. Her man, Rick was generous with his money. When it came to his princess, he gave her nothing but the finest.

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Michael Stagg – Black Men Making History

Seeing Growth 365 — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 08:30:17 PST

Name: Michael Stagg Location: Chicago, IL (Southside) Primary Business Email: Dharmapreneur@gmail.com Background/Why You Started Your Business: Michael isn’t new to the world of entrepreneurialism having started and grown several businesses in the past which catered to fashion and modeling professionals. He started each of these businesses to act as advocate for minority individuals and provide [...]

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Being Black In America By Darrick H Scruggs and Lisa Bartley Lacey

Darrick Scruggs — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 20:37:53 PDT

We hear daily of the mass exodus of minorities being railroaded into prisons and other types of reformatory situations. Many of us know all too well that being Black in America is often synonymous with being "guilty" in America. Although blacks account for only 12 percent of the U.S. population, 44 percent of all prisoners in the United States are black. Census data for 2000,which included a count of the number and race of all individuals incarcerated in the United States, reveals the dramatic racial disproportion of the incarcerated population in each state: the proportion of blacks in prison populations exceeds the proportion among state residents in every single state. In twenty states, the percent of blacks incarcerated is at least five times greater than their share of resident population. (From Incarcerated America)

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Beneath My Stilettos – Seeing Growth Promotions

Seeing Growth Promotions — Tue, 18 May 2010 09:00:35 PDT

Beneath My Stilettos, Zafinah's keeping the enemy beneath her presence, thus he has less chance to intercept her destiny. Consider the dissatisfaction you taste in a flat soda. Well flat thinking, flat productivity, and flat steps will not be sufficient for this voyage. Zafinah realizes that in this life, you must always think on things above, be busy at producing on maximum level and step up because you know your existence, no matter how it came about, your existence is of importance, and it does matter. Beneath My Stilettos is about a remarkable young woman, Zafinah Marie Hembree, a woman who makes up in her mind that she's not going to allow a dreadful past to hinder her journey in life. From birth, she was said to be a curse because of things her grandparents and parents did. Who said it? Her aunt Joy who was a woman of God, who saw the condemnation of God above the love and restoration of God. She truly believed Zafinah's life was unworthy. At only a few months old, Zafinah ended up in a foster home. Like any child would, she wanted to know what happened to her parents. She had bits and pieces of information but she needed more to complete the puzzle. For a while, she wondered until she fell in love with Chino, a young career criminal. In the beginning, Chino is sufficient to fill the void until his lifestyle is fully revealed. The void that was once filled became empty again. No longer did she only wonder about her parents, she set out to search for her parents only to have her heart broken. It was not until she ended up in jail, of course for something Chino had much to do with, that she was given access to the truth. Many times, we want to sweep things under the rug, we do not want to face the truth, but Zafinah who is a courageous young woman wants to know. By the way, she has this thing for Stilettos. If we would take the time to just hear truth, which sometimes arrive in the darkest moment, when we sit still and listen, we gain access to freedom. When we face our fears and decide to conquer the evil that has threatened us or that had been spoken over us, then we are allowed full access to overcome. It is not so much what people do or say, but what we ALLOW in to our minds and hearts that can make a difference. If you believe you are cursed, you will be cursed. If you believe that you are blessed, highly favored, with a gift of chance to make things right for you and your children, and loved by God beyond your faults, then it is so.

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Emmanuel Brown – Seeing Growth 365

Emmanuel Brown — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 00:56:46 PST

Emmanuel Brown – Seeing Growth A 30 something father, employee, program administrator, and webmaster that promotes the idea of Seeing Growth in all aspects of life through the use of positive self confidence. That is just one statement that describes who Emmanuel Brown is.

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Brother Mustafaa Abdul Muhammad – Black Men Making History

Seeing Growth 365 — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 16:00:34 PDT

Born February 1, 1978 Pensacola, Florida. Brother Mustafaa Abdul Muhammad is an “African American” who is a follower of the Islamic faith. He wasn't always called Mustafaa Abdul Muhammad. He was named Ronald Robinson at birth and later through a spiritual and cultural pilgrimage became Mustafaa Abdul Muhammad. At age 17 he became a high school drop out, but later went on to earn his GED and enter college.

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Applying Books of Matthew, John and Luke To Fathers In The 21st Century By Willaim Jackson

William Jackson — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 09:59:20 PDT

With so many senseless deaths of children and teens, why does it take these to get men to protest, march, pray, and have a closer relationship to their children?

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Rukyyah Karreem – Black Woman Making History

Seeing Growth 365 — Tue, 18 May 2010 08:00:39 PDT

Rukyyah is the founder of Erotic Ink Publishing, as well as author of the much anticipated novels Cold as Ice, Princess 1 & 2, and Satisfied. Her debut novel, There's No Turning Back, solidified her spot as an author on the rise and dazzled fans all across the nation. Rukyyah is a contributor to That's the Way Love Goes and Tasty Temptations. Rukyyah 6th book, Hood Vixen the Female Huslta will be published Fall 2010. She is also working on a story for an anthology, A Place to Go, it’s a collection of stories based on domestic violence and having a place to go for all of the victims in the stories. Rukyyah is a native of Annapolis, Maryland. Rukyyah is a graduate of Sojourner- Douglas College and The University of Maryland.

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