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All titles now available in paperback on Amazon.com!
All of the following titles were written by our head author Joseph R. Gibson unless otherwise stated. Please email us for ordering information.
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*Our Newest Title*
How to Survive the Stress of Still Being Black in America:
Recognizing Race-Based and Racism-Related Stress in 21st Century America and Strategies for Active Coping
Becoming Bulletproof: Examining the Historical Pattern of Killing Black People in America with Impunity
How Racism Has Changed The Human Brain: Neuroplasticity and the Chronic Stress of Everyday Racism in Contemporary America
How Europe and America Are Still Underdeveloping Africa:
Neocolonialism and the Scramble for Strategic Resources in 21st Century Africa
Walter Rodney’s How Europe Underdeveloped Africa Revisited
No Love Intended: A Psychohistorical Understanding of Epidemic African-American Promiscuity
Blackbirds and Bumblebees: The Epidemic Internalization of the Sexualized Black Female Image in America and Africa
Black Spartacus: A Psychohistorical Analysis of Successful Revolutionary Violence throughout Black History
Huey P. Newton’s Revolutionary Suicide Revisited
Conspiracy in the City: Endemics, Democide, and Expedited Gentrification
We Ain’t Got No Daddy: Epidemic Father Hunger in the African-American Community
God of the Addicted
A Psychohistorical Analysis of the Origins, Objectives, and Consequences of the Suspicious Association
Between Power, Profit, and the Black Preacher in America
Destiny Revolutionized: The Economic Enslavement of African-Americans
Have They Decided to Kill Us Yet: Global Black Labor Obsolescence and Manufactured Black Genocide
Sidney M. Willhelm’s Who Needs the Negro? and Samuel F. Yette’s The Choice Revisited
A Lesson Before Leaving
The Psychohistorical Impact of Enslavement, White Supremacy, and Learned Helplessness on Black Fatherhood in America
The Mis-education of Black History Month
People, Problems, and Possibilities You’ve Probably Never Learned About During February
ON BECOMING A GOD: PHILOSOPHIES, OBSERVATIONS, OPINIONS, PROSE, AND POETRY ON BLACK LIFE AS SEEN FROM THE EYE OF THE STORM
Reborn In Freedom
Notes of a Rebellious Black Thinker in His Quest for Life, Truth, Liberation, and the Possibility of Self-Divinity
Trapped in Rainbows: The Psychohistorical Impact of Trauma and Targeted Inferiorization on the Epidemic Rise in Contemporary African-American Homosexuality as Ego Defense
