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Retreiving The Original Destiny

Name: Retreiving The Original Destiny
Brand: iUniverse
SKU: 07368317
Price: 11.29 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: K Scotty Stimage
ISBN: 9780595445882

K Scotty Stimage

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 07368317

Publishers iUniverse, June 2007

Ever wonder how most black really look at women in dating? This story is how one young black man's c... Full description

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Ever wonder how most black really look at women in dating? This story is how one young black man's conflict while in the military in the early 80's. Scott Stimms never really had girlfriends growing up on the west side of Chicago, not until he joined the army. But the differences was that Caucasian women was paying attention and not "sistas." That made him even more-so ignore black women, until one sista recited a black poem and changed his enthusiasm. After he got out the army and formed his own black magazine, his energy to express his new-foundation for black love came more when joining a poetry group at a local jazz spot. But he still had problems connecting. He still wondered if it's more important to love your "own" or do it matter what race and complexion she is?