Keeping Your Crown: The Black Woman’s Guide to Reclaiming Greatness





About the Authors

Joyce & Debra Glenn, “THE GLENN TWINS” are models, actors, TV Hosts and entrepreneurs. Aside from their pursuits in the entertainment industry, the twins are passionate business women with BBAs in accounting and are members of the prestigious business honor society, Beta Gamma Sigma. The twins have always had a desire to use their influence to empower women and bring awareness to social issues that will initiate positive change within the black community. 




About the Book

Keeping Your Crown: The Black Woman’s Guide to Reclaiming Greatness is a call to action to challenge black women to live up to their full potential. Black women are strong, beautiful, astute and invaluable leaders worthy of the title “Queen.” 

This book insists that black women raise their personal standards and lead lives reflective of greatness. In particular, there are five specific areas black women should improve upon to advance their own lives and the state of Black America. 

These five areas include: managing our love lives, understanding men, strengthening our sisterhood, changing our views on single motherhood, and improving our self-image. 

Keeping Your Crown is an eye-opening book that forces black women to realize, they hold the power and potential of the black community in their hands. Keeping Your Crown encourages black women to live with purpose and intention and serve as positive agents of change within the black community.

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Anonymous said...

Dreamer’s Dream Dreams
By: Author Renee’ Drummond-Brown


I started out
a princess,
expecting
to grow into a Queen,
at least,
that’s what
I was led to believe.

Went to school
trusting on
A King’s dream
pushed into
a back of a room
so
my princess dreamt
thereof;
poetic scenes.


Not ‘payin’ attention
‘cause’
those inner words
protected me
from THAT plight
‘an’
In my mind
I could be THAT Queen!
Yeah
Hail to me!

But…
in reality,
A black princess
in the 60’s
could never ever be
Queen.
Absolutely,
NO hail,
to the queen,
Only lost
poetic dreams
in a systematic scheme
of
Dick, Jane and Spot
playing
royal games.


While on THAT scene,
I dreamt
of becoming
someday
MY VERY OWN
POETIC QUEEN
Yeah,
finally,
Hail to me!

Dedicated to: I use to be a Queen you know…now I’m a Poetess


Authored:
“The Power of the Pen”
“SOLD: TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER”
“Renee’s Poems with Wings are Words in Flight-I’ll Write Our Wrongs”
and
“Renee’s Poems with Wings are Words in Flight”.


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