The Black Man's Guide Out of Poverty

For Black Men Who Demand Better

De: Aaron Clarey

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Black men suffer more than any other racial or sexual group in America. They have the lowest standards of living, shortest life expectancies, highest incarceration rates and suffer other sociological and economic ailments. However, for the past 50 years virtually NO PROGRESS has been made in improving the lives of black men. We have to admit what we've been trying has failed and black men have paid the price. And it's time for that to change. Life is too short and too precious to live it under poverty, making only 67% of what white males do. Fathers and husbands are too important to be replaced by a government check, ruining families in the process. And futures too vital not to be lived to their full potential. If you're a black man and have had enough and want more out of life then "The Black Man's Guide Out of Poverty" is for you. Not just a book on "personal financial management," "The Black Man's Guide Out of Poverty" is specifically tailored towards the plight of black men. It addresses the sociological, economic, and political forces that hold them down. It shows you the path out of poverty. It lays out the road map towards a better life. And makes sure your one and finite life is a happy, well-lived one. Demand a better life than what politicians and society PERMIT you to have. Buy "The Black Man's Guide Out of Poverty" and truly set yourself free.

Practical advice

I love this book because he gave you PRACTICAL advice that you can start using in your life .. Not just theory or positivity… Good read

interesting perspective from someone who is not American African.

I like the book very insightful and written well. I love to read and learn from all aspects of life. it helps build the bridge to understand how and why things are. Thanks for the information and I recommend it to anyone wanting a different perspective of the black community.

A beautiful and heartfelt reverse engineered roadmap to success.

A stern, somewhat objective look on the plights and possibilities of young black men in America. I look forward to creating works of my own and referencing this book as one of the pillar of my knowledge. Thank you sir.