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The Street Bible
Father to Son,
How the Hue-Man Race Is Won. A Book By Martin Black
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Why The Street Bible?
PREFACE
This book is for the young men of the world. The specific audience I have in mind are parents and teenage boys. For it is during the adolescent years that boys are overwhelmed trying to figure out their developing bodies, girls, identities, purpose in life, where they fit in among their peers, and what it takes to be a man. Extremely vulner- able to the numerous dangers of this cruel, cold world, those danger- ous streets, bad company, alcohol, using or selling drugs, gambling, unprotected sex, dropping out of school, and the untold millions of ways to die.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
To my haters, your negative energy fueled me to no end, so thank you. To all my fake-ass friends, thanks for revealing yourselves to me before I got the real bag. All I wanted from all you niggas when I first came home was that brotherly love—that real Brooklyn shit we grew up on. You all disappointed the hell out of me. Shame on all you niggas after everything we’ve been through. Stay tuned, though, because I’m about to bring back that “I’m my brother’s keeper,” “real Brooklyn love shit” all you selfish-ass niggas forgot about. Just watch.
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Dear son, I hope that when these few lines reach you, they find you in the best of health and spirit. As for myself, I’m doing as good as I could be under my wretched circumstances. I’m going to start by letting you know that the only reason you haven’t heard from me in so long is that after I got locked up, your mother and I separated.
Well, the last thing I remember telling you about was my thorough bred bitch Trina, how she put her life on the line to protect mine from that bitch ass nigga that was intent on stabbing me in the back. You would think that once a bitch shows such unconditional love and bravery in the face of danger, she would be rewarded for her efforts. I wasn’t with none of that shit. I don’t even think I thanked the bitch.
This damn letter ended up being far longer than I would have liked,
but I had to give you the complete picture of not only what you have
to look forward to when you get caught breaking the law but also
the basic rules that may help you survive if you stay in the big house.
I really need you to understand that between the inmates and the
guards, jail is literally hell and the last place in this world you ever
want to be. It’s a very dark and dreadful place. Love does not dwell
here. In fact, this place perverts and destroys all but the purest kind
of love.
Time is infinitely more valuable than money because one could
always make more money, but once your time runs out, you’re dead.
Time teaches everything to those immortal, but since you are not
and you will surely die someday, you must live each one as if it’s your
last. You cannot spend a moment dwelling on past losses, heartaches,
and bad luck. You must learn from them, then leave them in the
past. You only get one life, and life is nothing but the measurement
of time. When you waste one, you bring destruction to the other.
Bitch is another of one those words that street hustlers have rede-
fined. Depending on the tone and conditions it’s being used under
and the words that precede it, bitch means different things to differ-
ent people. The fact that I use this word so discriminately may give
you the wrong impression that I have little to no respect for women.
The opposite is actually the case. I extol, revere, admire, and love the
hell out of women, especially the beautiful black ones.
Getting out of jail is unlike any feeling in the world. One could win
billions of dollars in the lottery, and it will pale in comparison to the
euphoric feeling one experiences when they regain their freedom.
Now that I think about it, that shit could only be equated to a person
knowing that they have twenty-four hours to live then they find out
that they were misdiagnosed and they are going to live for a very long
time. In other words, getting out of jail is the same as being given a
new lease on life. What could possibly feel greater than that?
“Talking about what you and a woman did together in private is
unacceptable. This time you got a girl beat up. Next time, you could
destroy one’s reputation. Don’t make it be a next time. That’s bitch
nigga shit, and I know I’m not raising no bitch ass nigga, right?” “No,
ma’am.” “All right then, now, Wanda, are you pregnant for Martin?”
“No.” “So what was that I overheard about abortion?” “Oh, he was
telling me to have an abortion for the baby I’m having for E.”
I, on the other hand, was having the time of my life in college. That
college experience is such a spectacular one that I recommend every
young man that’s looking to make something out of his future, have
tons of fun, fuck more bitches than he can handle, and make new
friends that are going places in the world to go college.
bling and packing their shits. I gave them their money and the sched-
ule for the buses and trains and told them that they would have to
decide who would leave by train, who would go by bus, who would
leave now, and who would go later tonight. I recommended that two
leave within the next couple of hours by train and two by bus, then
two later on tonight, and none should appear to be together during
their trip.
By the time I dropped them off a block away from Penn Station on
Thirty-Third Street, everybody understood their positions and how
to play them. E and I jumped on the highway to Newport News,
Virginia, a.k.a. Bad News, and got to E’s uncle’s crib with an hour
and a half to spare before the train from New York came in with G
and Vicki. E’s uncle knew my pops and had a few stories about the
legend he shared with me as we talked and got to know each other.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Martin Black
Martin Black is a former career criminal who has completely turned
his life around and is now a street evangelist and pastor of God’s
Universal Truth and Love Center. He’s also the founder and CEO of
Outlaws Only and the managing director of Codex-Global, a premier
and highly affordable software and website development company. See
more at Codex-Global.com & God’suniversaltruthlovecenter.com.
He lives in Brooklyn New York.
Born:
05. 16. 1992
Email ID:
Prince702f@gmail.com
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"The Street Bible is a moving and
powerful compilation of letters written
by an African American father to his
son while he was incarcerated. Despite
being told not to keep in contact with
his son, the father chose to write
letters to him, addressing the
important issues that young black
boys often face, such as drugs, sex,
and white supremacy.
The letters in the book are poignant
and heartfelt, and they offer a rare and
intimate glimpse into life as an African
American man and his battle against an unjust system. The
father's honesty and vulnerability in discussing his own
mistakes and struggles are both refreshing and inspiring, and
it underscores the importance of open communication and
honesty in building strong relationships.
One of the standout features of the book is the way that the
father uses street smarts and a no-nonsense approach to
address difficult issues like racism and inequality. For
example, in the introduction to the book, the father presents a
street-smart spin on the Ten Commandments that is both
humourous and insightful, addressing issues like police
brutality and social justice in a way that is both accessible and
engaging."
