What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Blacker

Authentic, honest, relatable, funny and ghetto is what comes to mind when I finished this book..one of the best books I read in quite some time(a very long time) Super entertaining.....THIS IS THE 1st review I ever did in my life, the book was so good I felt compelled to share my thoughts....great piece of work👍🏾

A wallk through the life of being a Black man, becoming an aware black man and dealing with all the internal fights tied to who we think we are, who we think we should be, how we are perceived…. I could go on…. Told with a sense of humor, way of painting pictures and heartspoken delivery. I chose to listen to the audiobook this time and amazing it was. Closing with Zoe, my daughter’s name as well however the conversation is symbolic of speaking to our future, preparing our future to be internally free sooner than we were able to get there, if we are able to get there in our minds, body, spirit and soul! Kudos Sir

I really wish that he hadn’t narrated this book himself. He has a speech impediment which makes it difficult to understand him. I’m really disappointed because I was looking forward to enjoying this audiobook.