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Making Marriage Work
New Rules for an Old Institution
A bold, no-nonsense, and inspiring guide to keeping marriages functional and fun from an expert in the field.
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Straight from Your Gay Best Friend
The Straight-Up Truth About Relationships, Work, and Having a Fabulous Life
Direct, poignant, tongue in cheek, advice for women from Terrance Dean, their new gay best friend, on some of life's most challenging issues--family, friends, career, love, sex, and intimate relationships with men.
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Forward from this Moment
Selected Columns, 1994–2009
From Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Leonard Pitts, Jr., his first-ever collection.
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Family Affair
What It Means to be African American Today
A wide-ranging collection of essays and personal reflections, many by major public figures and celebrities, delving deep into the topic of black identity in America today—from the editor of Not In My Family.
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God Gave Me Some Bad Advice
The stories of too many black men's lives today are full of waste, violence, struggle, and self-destruction. But there are many black men who grow up in challenging circumstances and find success. Byron Harmon's story is a powerful and compelling example.
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Somebody's Someone
A Memoir
Never before has the voice of an abandoned child been so captured so unforgettably. A shattering account of loss and survival--now a one-woman show.
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Sole Sisters
The Joys and Pains of Single Black Women
A compassionate, insightful, and in-depth look at the lives of single black women and their unique struggles, strengths, pleasures, griefs, and hopes, written by a veteran journalist who draws on interviews with single black women around the country.
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My Mother's Rules
A Practical Guide to Becoming an Emotional Genius
Judge Lynn Toler's moving, crisp memoir teaches how to rise above difficult circumstances and find peace and success in life.
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Not In My Family
AIDS in the African American Community
This is a landmark collection of personal essays, stories, brief memoirs, and polemics from a broad swath of black Americans, including prominent figures from the worlds of politics, entertainment, or sports, and ordinary folks with extraordinary stories.
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