Marguerite Clark

Spoken Words for the Young Black Mind Marguerite Clark

Spoken Words for the Young Black Mind is the work of up and coming author Marguerite Clark. In this provocative and entertaining piece Ms. Clark critically explores and examines the social issues and concerns within Black America through poetry. Utilizing her educational training and background in Sociology, she explores and examines all aspects of black life. With topics such as Premium on White Pussy, New Form of Lynching, Forsaken, Endangered Species, When We Stop Loving One Another, and Leader of the Pride, she takes an in depth look at the social problems and injustices facing Black America today. Marguerite's writing is raw, gritty, humorous, and honest. In her writings, she tackles those controversial topics that many writer's today steer clear of. Her work takes an introspective look at such issues as: Black Female Inequality, Inter-racial Dating, Black Oppression, and the Elimination and Absence of Black Males from Society and the Family Structure. Additionally, Spoken Words for the Young Black Mind explores and examines some of the everyday challenges and struggles of black life and love. With topics such as, Big Boy Boxers, Insecurity Shit, Disposable, Selfish, Pizza, Tit for Tat, Carpenter, Illiterate, Completeness and Nothing Greater, Ms. Clark explores and examines the ups and downs of black love and relationships. Lastly, Spoken Words the Young Black Mind addresses the social issues of black unity, self-hate and dysfunctional parenting. Marguerite describes her work as Poetry with a Purpose. As an educator for more than 30 years, she writes from her personal and professional experience. It is her hope that her writings in Spoken Words for the Young Black Mind help to enlighten, educate, motivate and inspire black people to strive for the better.