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If you grapple with the weight of mental health challenges, social injustices, or religious disillusionment, "Black Men Cry Too" by K.C. Breedlove is a powerful companion for your journey. This collection of poetry delves into the depths of despair but also offers hope and healing. Through raw and unfiltered verse, Breedlove explores themes of depression, anxiety, self-harm, police brutality, systemic racism, and self-acceptance, bringing light to the darkest corners of the human experience.
"Black Men Cry Too" is structured into seven poignant sections:
Tears for Society: Examines societal injustices and the impact of systemic racism. Tears for the Church: Critiques religious institutions and explores theodicy. Tears for My Faith: A personal dialogue with God, questioning faith and divine justice. Tears for My Self-Worth: Addresses self-perception and the struggle for self-love as a Black man. Tears for Failing: Reflects on personal failures and the guilt of not protecting loved ones. Tears for My Mental: An intimate look at mental health struggles and suicidal ideation. Tears for Trying to Heal: Offers a hopeful journey toward healing and self-acceptance.
This collection is not for the faint of heart but for those seeking a deeper understanding of pain, resilience, and the path to healing. Breedlove's evocative poetry challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths and emerge stronger and more compassionate.
Perfect for:
Individuals dealing with mental health issues Readers seeking insight into the Black American experience Those questioning religious institutions Advocates for social justice and systemic change Lovers of contemporary and spoken word poetry LGBTQIA+ individuals seeking affirmation
Please Note: Recommended for mature audiences due to sensitive topics including depression, anxiety, self-harm, police brutality, and religious critique. Reader discretion is advised.
