America was told it had a drug problem. But when more than a hundred thousand people die in a single year, that's not a problem — that's a body count.In The Poisoned Nation, JM Alexander looks straight into the storm of fentanyl, meth, and synthetic drugs tearing through the country. From forgotten small towns to crowded city blocks, the poison moves quietly, leaving families shattered and communities hollowed out.This book asks the question few people in power see...

They call it poverty. They call it addiction. They call it personal failure. But *The Real Hood Gospel* calls it what it is — the Pimp's design. Written as a series of raw, unfiltered letters to Chairman Fred Hampton, this book is a lyrical Marxist indictment of capitalism, the algorithm, the hustle, and every system built to keep the hood running on empty. From the cracked mirror of a broken man's efficiency apartment to the digital track of credit scores and algorithmic denial, JM Yellab...

Redemption at the Crossroads" is a story of ambition, despair, and the enduring power of the human spirit. It's a journey into the depths of the blues, where the music echoes the struggles and triumphs of the soul

The chains ain't iron no more. They're fiber-optic."Your attention is the new oil, and they've sunk the derricks deep in your soul."Street Prophet & The Invisible Pimp is a raw, rhythmic journey through the anatomy of modern oppression. Using the wisdom of the elders and the fire of the next generation, Yellaboy exposes the GPS that isn't yours and the algorithms that know your weak spots better than you do. Reclaim your soul. Break the pimp's spell. The revolution is already here....

They erased her name, burned the proof, and lied for a thousand years. In the ninth century, a woman did the unthinkable. Barred from learning and stripped of power, she disguised herself as a man and climbed the most dangerous hierarchy on Earth—scholar, cardinal, and ultimately Pope. Her name was Joan. Behind Vatican walls, she ruled in silence, brilliant and defiant, carrying a secret that could shatter Christendom: a forbidden love, a hidden pregnancy, and a truth the Church could not ...

This profound non-fiction book undertakes a meticulous examination of the intersection between ancient biblical apocalyptic prophecies, particularly those found within the Book of Revelation, and the swiftly advancing technological and geopolitical landscape of the modern era. The author engages in a compelling deconstruction of pivotal biblical symbols such as the "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" and the enigmatic "Mark of the Beast," establishing striking parallels with twenty-first-cen...

This compelling non-fiction work delves into the intricate connections between ancient biblical apocalyptic prophecies, primarily from the Book of Revelation, and the rapidly evolving landscape of contemporary technology and global events. The author meticulously dissects the symbolic imagery of the "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" and the "Mark of the Beast," drawing unsettling parallels with phenomena like the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the increasing prevalence of cyber warf...

Fred Hampton: The Man. The Myth. The Legend.He was only 21 when they killed him—but Fred Hampton's words still shake the foundation of a system built on lies. This book isn't just a biography—it's a battle cry. From the streets of Chicago to the soul of a revolution, this is Fred through the eyes of a freedom fighter who sees the game for what it is. Yellaboy tells it raw, unfiltered, and straight to the heart—because you can kill a revolutionary, but you can't kill the revolution....

CHAIRMAN: Letters to Fred HamptonA white boy from the Mississippi Delta writes to a Black revolutionary who never made it to twenty-two—and finds the revolution still breathing.Yellaboy was three when a drunk driver ran him over, then backed over him again. That second pass taught him how America treats its poor. He grew up on 11th Street in Yazoo City—the dead end where the pavement stopped and the dirt began, where Black men took in the only white boy without asking quest...

The tradition of Ta-Nehisi Coates and Michelle Alexander, Yellaboy delivers a blistering, genre-bending work that is part memoir, part radical political manifesto, and part historical haunting.At the heart of this work is a provocative metaphor: The Pimp. But this Pimp isn't a man on a street corner; it is the global system of Capitalism itself. Yellaboy argues that the "Pimp" has spent four hundred years perfecting a "Hustle" that commodifies everything from human labor to our ver...

The Street Sermon: Breaking the Chains to Change, Yellaboy blends spiritual insight with personal storytelling and social critique to deliver a powerful message of truth, healing, and transformation. Raised between the pews and the projects, he writes from the margins with a voice that echoes the blues, the gospel, and the streets. This book is both a testimony and a call to action—for those searching for meaning beyond media lies and political performance, ready to step into freedom and p...

he Hidden God and the Stubborn Dead: Resurrection, History, and the Incarnation's Radical Claim**What did Jesus do for thirty years? And why did the disciples refuse to recant, even under torture?In this meticulously researched work of Christian apologetics, an author traces the interconnected mysteries of Jesus's obscure hidden years in Nazareth and the explosive, transformative power of the resurrection. Far from being a gap to be filled with legend, the eighteen years of...