Latasha Eley Kelly

And he would do, after an episode of Scandal, he would make like a cartoon version of the most significant parts.

And it was hilarious.

And from there, you know, he just continued working, working, working.

And he's huge now.

Like he has his own...

studio and he had shows on TV, all this stuff.

But so he has a book with his wife that came out some years back that's about marriage.

And this one is talking about basically his entrepreneurial or his entrepreneurship journey.

And he often posts videos about doing it scared, not waiting until it's perfect to launch whatever.

And, you know,

Having, you know, you know these things, you hear these things, but to hear it coming from someone that you admire their journey and you have actually seen them put that into practice is really impactful.

And so I'm an entrepreneur and myself and some of my entrepreneur buddies were talking about possibly doing an entrepreneur book club, but we don't have the capacity to have multiple book clubs right now.

So I figured I would put this one on the list to just kind of check a couple of boxes as well.

So next we have Black AF History by Michael Harriot.

And this is a collection of essays that is basically just telling the raw, you know, history of blackness.

of, I won't say black Americans, but the United States, I would say, and not sugarcoating anything.

He also intertwines some humor in there, because we're always going to find a way to laugh, even in some of the most challenging situations.

But it's just a really right there in your face telling of our history.

But I think he does it in a way that can be received by a wide audience.

And I also really like the cover.