Remember book reports when we were in school? For some they were a dreaded terrible thing, for others they were fun ways to recall your favorite book and an easy format to tell someone what the book was about. I've decided to post some reports of books I've read recently; let's jump right in. My best friend asked if I could write something that focused on the history of black Americans. I asked Tony Hotep for a recommendation for this project. And he gave me this book. It's more like a detailed information pamphlet that holds historical information about the Underground Railroad. I found it interesting and it definitely got a rise out of my emotions . I also wrote and published 8 books check them out here: https://www.lulu.com/search?sortBy=RELEVANCE&page=1&q=Jodie+Spartz&pageSize=10&adult_audience_rating=00 Author: New Jersey Historical Commission Title: "Steal Away, Steal Away..." Main Characters: Th...
Jodie Spartz wrote, edited and published 8 books check them out here: https://www.lulu.com/search?sortBy=RELEVANCE&page=1&q=Jodie+Spartz&pageSize=10&adult_audience_rating=00 Bridging Cultures & Clinical Care Meet: My Co-Author, Tony Hotep pronounced ( O-Tep) When I work with someone, I don't just look for professional expertise—I look for heart. My co-author on Master Your Vibe , Tony Hotep , is a Hip-Hop Scholar, but that title only scratches the surface of who he is. I wanted to peel back some layers and introduce the man behind the book Masters of Vibe. I sat down with Tony to talk about his own journey, what shapes his worldview, and why he’s so passionate about the work we're doing together. Jodie Spartz: Tony Hotep, getting to know the "Hip-Hop Scholar" side of you. Who was young Tony Hotep? What was the soundtrack of your early years? Tony Hotep: I grew up in Burlington county New Jersey which is about a hour north of Phil...