The widely-acclaimed, second edition of the classic #1 small press best-seller on AIDS - and the only book that discusses the relationship between AIDS and cancer, and explores the role of cancer bacteria as a co-factor in the production of fullblown AIDS. Includes chapters on Kaposi's sarcoma, the major AIDS infections, AIDS in children, sex and cancer, viruses and the immune system, and much more.
In this ground-breaking work, perhaps the first full length scientific analysis of the substance found in practically all living organisms and inanimate objects, T. Owens Moore attempts to dispel the myths and rectify the common misconceptions associated with melanin. In part one, he focuses on writers of five key texts that employ an African-centered perspective. The recurring theme espoused by these writers is that melanin alone is the entity that makes black people psychologically and behaviorally different from non-black people. Nothing could be farther from the truth, argues Moore.
If you love following your sun sign but never seem to feel what you read is directed toward you, wait no more.
Here's a guide to the zodiac that will make you say, "Wow, that's me!" From the fiery Arian to the charismatic Aquarian, you'll find examples of yourself, friends, loved ones, and even your children in this down-to-earth guide.
No more cosmic adventures into your planets!
Now here's a book that tells you the real deal about you and those special people in your life.
You'll gain an insight into that practical Virgo brother who's always saving a penny for a rainy day or that energetic Sagittarian sister who just doesn't keep still for a minute.
Black Sun Signs offers light-hearted advice on romance, tips on money matters, discussions about health concerns, and more.
You'll also find out what famous African American brothers and sisters share your sign.
Whether you're a sexy Leo like Halle Berry or there's a reserved Capricorn like Denzel Washington in your life, you're sure to get the 411 on yourself and everyone you know in Black Sun Signs.
For those people interested in the historical significance and powerful meaning of the ankh, as well as its scientific properties this book would be great reading for you.
My one suggestion to any reader would be, keep an open mind. It is not a book rooted in the status quo, by any means. Some of the scientific evidence is truly intriguing but if you are not accustomed to reading about electromagnetism and the properties of it, then this might be a little hard to follow at times.
Overall, this book did raise my eyebrows more than a few times and sparked my interest to learn more.
