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Discover books that celebrate resilience, identity, and the pursuit of knowledge. These powerful narratives shed light on history, culture, and the strength to overcome.
About the Author
Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd
Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd is an accomplished author, poet, educator, and advocate, known for his impactful work on cultural, political, and social issues, particularly those affecting African American and African communities. A native of San Francisco, California, he has dedicated much of his life to education, empowerment, and social justice.
Larry is the author of eight books, which explore themes of African identity, heritage, the African diaspora, and the social challenges faced by marginalized communities. Some of his notable works include The Black Expatriate in Africa, Journey to the Motherland: From San Francisco to Benin City – An Autobiographical Novel, History to Destiny Through Afrocentric Poetry, and Loving Black Women: Essays and Spoken Word. His writings advocate for cultural pride, unity, and resilience, while addressing systemic racism and oppression.
Latest Books
Biographies & Memoirs
Journey to the Motherland
This is a book about an African American who marries a Nigerian Woman and, after being fired by three companies
Relationships
Loving Black Women
“Loving Black Women” is a two-fold book about realigning our awareness to improve the way brothers and sisters love each other, and
Parenting & Relationships
Black Love Spoken Word and Reparations: Part 1
powerful and deeply moving collection of spoken word poetry, reflections, and personal experiences by Larry Ukali….
Literature & Fiction
Black Love Spoken Word and Reparations: Part 2
powerful collection of poetry, spoken word, and reflections by Larry Ukali, exploring the themes of Black love, identity, history, justice, and…
Parenting & Relationships
Letter to My Young Brothers
This book shows Black young men and boys how to successfully graduate from elementary, middle, and high school to be eligible for all types of jobs, job training programs, and/or colleges and universities.
Literature & Fiction
American Challenges In The Obama Era Part 1
This book is an analysis of the Barack Obama Administration and the era it has spawned including the current status of African-Americans
What They Say
Letters to My Young Brothers and Parents
In a society where young Black men are often overlooked and underestimated, Letter to My Young Brothers is a refreshing and much-needed voice. This book sheds light on the challenges that these boys face and provides tools for parents to help them succeed. Indeed, this is a must-read for the youth, parents, and educators.
Long Distance Love
What a heart cry of honesty. The story of love lost (in death) and sought after in undying hope. Beauty calls us home. Our hearts will never be content until uniting with our soul mate. This is everyman's story. Well written with the passion of eecummings, bdylan, and elizabeth/robertbrowning.
History To Destiny Through Afrocentric Poetry
If you like lines such as "We fell in love and the rest of the world disappeared", you are a lover and need to read this book! The author strengthens the roots, calls for justice, and challenges readers to a higher destiny.
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