As interracial dating becomes more prevalent and accepted; the black family’s reputation as being dysfunctional grows. Negative images and stereotypes of black love fill advice columns and blogs nationwide, as the black community tries to make sense of what is going wrong with our love relationships. Motivational speaker K. Alonzo Hart pens a gritty non-fiction account of issues that have a negative affect on the black family. Entitled Rules of the Game: why can’t black men and women get it together (KEM Publications $14.95 March 2007), the book is filled with radical solutions, including polygamy, that will help restore the African American ethnic group, it’s one the most controversial books of the new millennium.
Rules of the Game, is a vivid description of the unspoken and often harsh realities that exist between black men and women in their quest for love and intimacy. Rules of the Game reveal the truth behind the reasons why black men and women are drifting further and further apart from each other. The book challenges readers to face ugly truths that are often times hard to digest but frankly have always afflicted black love relationships.
“In modern society the black man and woman are at a crossroads and face what seems to be an uncertain future together. There has been a civil war raging between them nationwide. A power struggle over who is going to ‘lead’ the relationship. Torn apart by forces both seen and unseen that has caused them to drift; the body count in this secret war is rising. Ever shifting economics, HIV infections, and an increasing prison population made up primarily of black men threaten to obliterate the black family entirely. If law and order is not restored to the black family soon, in 50 years the African American ethnic group will cease to exist, says K. Alonzo.”
Currently available at www.rulesofthegamebook.com and www.amazon.com, the in your face book is a must read for black men and women everywhere wanting to obtain or maintain a healthy relationship.
About the Author
K. Alonzo Hart is an entrepreneur residing in Atlanta, GA with his wife of 13 years and children. He is also the Founder and President of One Million Strong, Inc, an organization made up of African American men and women whose motto is “restoring the black family by any means necessary”.
