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Summary: This book is "All of It"
Review: Sister Souljah, once again is one of the best story tellers I know. This book was educational eye-opening and above all it was straight from the heart. It helped me to see what I knew to be the case all along, that the things that are going on in our communities is apart of vicious cycle. That we must put a stop to. We are doing it to ourselves.
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Summary: RACIST,HOMOPHOBIC, HATE MONGER
Review: And those are the nice things I have to say about this woman and her book. She's a young woman with a LOT to learn. She sounds like a one of those white far-right "Christian" nuts.By the way, if she doesn't believe in interracial relationships, why does she work with Sean "Puffy" Combs, who is dating Jennifer Lopez? Souljah would probably rationalize that Sean was driven to make it with Jennifer by our racist society. (Sean looks to me like he's having fun!)
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Summary: I can't complain anymore...
Review: DAMN! And I mean that in the best way
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Summary: GOOD BOOK
Review: I FELT THAT THE BOOK TOUCH UPON ALOT OF REAL ISSUES IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY. I DID NOT AGREED WITH EVERYTHING BUT EVERYONE CAN HAVE THIER OWN OPINIONS. THE BOOK NO DISRESPECT ALSO GAVE ME AN IDEA OF SISTER SOULJAH'S LIFE AND BACKGROUND,WHICH WAS A HARD LIFE. I LOOK FORWARD TO READING ANOTHER BOOK FROM SISTER SOULJAH AND MUCH RESPECT TO THE BOOK.
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Summary: A great way of expression through true Experiences.
Review: Sister Souljah did a great job of expressing her true thought process on paper while undergoing lifes lessons. This is a great book to read regardless of gender. Being a black man in a community of white corporate america, and talking to young minority labours and students, it is important to focus on yourself. Talk to yourself and listen to yourself. Family, friends and loveones will always try and redirect you. Stay strong and focused like Sister Souljah, and your accomplishments will come. It is nice to see a strong black woman deal with it all and still be a strong black woman with morals and most of all self dignity. Stay up and stay strong and keep God in your life regardless of your personal practice.
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Summary: If you value the essence of storytelling let this story...
Review: This story weaves many of our public and private lives as African American and the sorrow and joys that we must face being the in that # that is destined to succeed in the odds against the 85%.
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Summary: A reccommened reader for all women of color.
Review: I read this book and it enlightened me very much. I thank you Sister Souljah for putting into words what I have been unable to say. Sister Souljah writes of her own experiences and at the very least gives advice to young women on how to avoid the pitfalls that will certainly lie ahead of us. Thank you for a wonderful book.
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Summary: I stole it from a friend and passed it on to others
Review: Sister Souljah is deep. I'm from Nairobi, Kenya in East Africa and we can relate to what she went through in No Disrespect. I have passed the book on to the rest of my girlfriends and it is changing their lives. Thanks for teaching us that black women are no longer meant to remain barefoot and pregnant. We have exhaled!!!
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Summary: ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL BOOKS I HAVE READ
Review: Sister Souljah has written one of the most important books of the century. The honesty and sincere concern in which she wrote her story, exposing all of us to our strengths and weaknesses. Maybe it is time that we all take a look at the reality of or environment, our culture, our cities, country and the world. We are sick, very sick indeed, and the only way to cure our illness' is to first diagnose them. Sister Souljah laid all the cards face up, unashamed and unrepentant. She saved her own soul and unselfishly gave those who will understand a dose of the same medicine that ultimately and may in the end be her salvation. Being a savior has never been easy, but it has always been enlightening. And it is that light that she shared with the world that one day will be recognized as prolific and prophetic. Ms. Souljah that is definitely an award-winning motion picture. Who has the Rights? Richmond, Va. Feburary 1999
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Summary: STRAIGHT TO THE POINT & INTERESTING
Review: SISTER SOULJAH WAS VERY DIRECT ON HER VIEWS, SOME OF WHICH I AGREED WITH & SOME I FELT THAT SHE WAS WAY OUT IN LEFT FIELD. THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH SUPPORTING YOUR "BLACK MEN" IF THAT IS WHAT YOU BELIEVE IN. BUT THROUGHOUT THE BOOK, NOT ONCE DID SHE EVER STREES THE IMPORTANCE OF THE BLACK MAN SUPPORTING THE " BLACK WOMAN". IT SEEMS TO ME THAT EVERY MAN SHE ENCOUNTERED PLAYED HER. I THINK THAT BLACK WOMEN WERE RAISED TO BELEIVE THAT A BLACK WOMAN SHOULD STICK BY HER MAN NO MATTER WHAT, & THAT IS A STEREO TYPE I STRONGLY DISAGREE WITH & THIS BOOK SUPPORTS THAT "OLD" THEORY. I THINK IT WAS VERY INTERESTING AND VERY ENLIGHTING AS FAR AS SOME AFRICAN AMERICANS ON THE SUBJECT OF OPPRESSION & "THE SYSTEM" AS FAR AS WELFARE GOES. ALSO, I WOULD LIKE TO GIVE HER PRAISE AS FAR AS HER CELIBACY & MONOGAMY ISSUES GO. I MYSELF HAPPEN TO BE ONE OF THE FEW BEAUTIFUL BLACK WOMEN THAT ARE PRACTICING CELIBACY. AND IT FELT GOOD TO KNOW THAT SOMEONE AS OUT SPOKEN AS SISTER SOULJAH DOESN'T SEEM TO THINK THAT IT'S CRAZY FOR A SISTER NOT TO "GET HERS" EVERY CHANCE SHE GETS IS REALLY GREAT. KEEP FIGHTING FOR THE INJUSTICE OF BLACK PEOPLE EVERY WHERE GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT'S CAUSES LIKE THAT THAT ME FEEL GOOD TO BE A GREAT NUBIAN PRINCESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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