"If Blacks and Whites truly become serious about solving the race problem in America, this book is honest enough to lay out the most profound problems tht need be addressed. Someone must have the intestinal fortitude to not only reveal the awful cancer growing within America's vital organs, but to bear the stench of it while performing laborious surgery to remove it for the survival of us all. If not now, when? If not us, whom?"

"Black, Just Like My Mama" capsulizes the relationship between black mothers and daughters whose eyes reflect each other's hopes, dreams and aspirations while bridging the generation gap with love, understanding and inner peace. Sometimes it's a tedious journey