its really interesting. it talks about how athletes today are like slavery. Its true if you think about it, you have white ownerhip and black atheltes are getting tons of money becuz of there atheltic gifts to make a profit for the owner. Yet the owner still has all authority to get rid of that player and not resign hm if he doesnt want to.
its just a metophar that the slave plantation is like the modrn day professional sports industry defined by white ownership and black labor( the professional athletes)
its just a metophar that the slave plantation is like the modrn day professional sports industry defined by white ownership and black labor( the professional athletes)
What ever happened to the book club that got started and nobody could agree which books to read?
Just like niggas smh
And as far as the 48 Laws of Power I think that is a great read.
It's not really the thoughts of Robert Greene it's just a collection of ideas from a bunch of great leaders.
The laws need to be taken in context and also some laws make other laws null and void.
This book should be read in it's entirety first and then you should focus on a different law daily.
Actually, we did choose and read The Bluest Eye. The problem was, for all of the talk beforehand, not many participated in actually reading the book. I think A Clockwork Orange was the next book.
Actually, we did choose and read The Bluest Eye. The problem was, for all of the talk beforehand, not many participated in actually reading the book. I think A Clockwork Orange was the next book.
