The inaugural episode of the Reader of Black Genius podcast serves as a gateway into the rich tapestry of African American literature, wherein I, Derek Young, articulate the vision and aspirations for this series. This podcast, part of the Mahogany Books Podcast Network, aims to delve into the life narratives of esteemed authors, entrepreneurs, activists, and artists, exploring the literary influences that have shaped their journeys. Listeners can anticipate engaging discussions that revolve around the significant books that have inspired our guests alongside their personal stories of resilience and empowerment. Through these conversations, we aspire to cultivate a deeper appreciation for the profound impact of Black literature and its ability to resonate across generations. As we embark on this journey together, I invite you to join us in celebrating the enduring legacy of African American voices and stories.Books Discussed:Revolutionary Suicide by Huey P. NewtonPowernomics by Dr. Claude AndersonBuck by MK AsanteMentioned in this episode:Sky Full of Elephants Ad

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