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by Julius III Fogle (Author)
Black Love, Why Do We Fight Like This? is a candid, thought-provoking exploration of anger, trauma, healing, and conflict within the Black community.
Written by Julius Fogle III, the book blends personal experience, historical context, psychology, and real-world examples to examine why patterns of division, hurt, and destructive behavior continue to affect relationships and community life.
Drawing from his own journey as a retired Army veteran, student of psychology, and observer of Black life in America, the author challenges readers to think deeply about emotional pain, communication, and the consequences of unresolved anger.
He also looks at health disparities, social pressure, public conflicts, and the role of mindset in shaping individual and collective outcomes.
This book is for readers who want more than slogans or surface-level commentary.
It asks difficult questions, encourages honest reflection, and offers a bold perspective on how Black people can move from frustration and conflict toward peace, understanding, love, and growth.
If you are interested in race, mental health, community healing, psychology, and honest cultural discussion, Black Love, Why Do We Fight Like This? will challenge you to look deeper and think differently.
