Fear of Becoming a Man - Softcover

Sutton, Mr Richard Dwight

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0692809910 ISBN 13: 9780692809914

Publisher: People Demand Quality, LLC, 2016

Synopsis

The tale of a young Black male and his struggles with understanding what becoming a man should be. He's also faced with the realization that no one had ever explained to him the difficulties of being a Black male. With no true positive role models to help combat the negative impact of society's degenerate depiction of Black men, he faces this arduous journey all while being raised amidst the urban decay of Philadelphia. He's desperately trying to figure it all out, while being counted out due to his educational challenges and his own personal insecurities. Not only is the fear relevant, the fear is real...The fear of becoming a Man !

About this title

About the Author:

Richard Sutton is the owner of PDQ Management, LLC and the founder of The Amari Academy, Inspirational Speaker. In addition, he is the creator of the 1000 Black Men Movement. The 1000 Black Men is a community outreach organization where men unite to make a positive impact on the youth. Richard's expertise and experience extend 10 plus years in the banking and finance industry. Richard Sutton is a dynamic speaker who has the ability to captivate his audiences with his witty spirit, positive energy and enthusiasm. From the moment he takes the stage, Richard's energy engages the audience. His passion for what he does is evident and his humor, paired with his fast-paced delivery style, help make the time fly while leaving a lasting impression. His vision is to empower and inspire children and adults through education. His goal is to equip them with the tools necessary for financial freedom and success. Richard is a new author, penning to paper his experiences of overcoming obstacles and personal limitations. The title of his upcoming book is “Fear of becoming a man”.

About this edition

• Publisher: People Demand Quality, LLC
• Publication date: 2016
• ISBN 10: 0692809910
• ISBN 13: 9780692809914
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 188
• Editor: Derban Ms Alvenia Effie