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What to expect from The Brown Brother in 2016

Well, we got about eight to nine days left in 2015. This year, we have seen many downs and I guess a few ups that have now brought us to the end of the year. As a individual, I have grown immensely and I have seen a true shift in my ideology/philosophy.


Because of this year, I am a stronger and more wiser person than ever before. I pray that I have had some impact on your life or at least given you some enlightenment on topics otherwise not discussed anywhere else.


As this year comes to an end, I say Thank You for the consistent support and response to the work that I have put in not only the blog, but also books and other avenues. Further, I have and will continue to strive to promote as well as put out positive images of the Black Males. Also, continously preaching self-responsibility with a daily lifestyle that is surrounded by the timeless principle of respect.


Like stated above, 2015 was just the beginning. Like Kendrick Lamar said best, "We don't die, we multiply." Therefore, my biggest accomplishment this year if any, would without a doubt be that this blog has been able to be a source of knowledge and wisdom for us as Brothers.


Last, I will like to share with y'all exactly what is to come in 2016.....


1. You can expect a more improved and polished Brown Brother. Like I stated, no one is perfect, therefore I am blessed to continue to grow with you guys.


2. More material for young Black Males: This year we were able to produce the first of several books written just for young Black Males. With the addition of this book, I hope to have at least one more published and released before the end of Spring 2016.


3. A official website: This blog has been okay, a free and basic format to produce our works and creative genius. However, after the "accident" in which all my photos and visual aids were "taken away", I have seen that it is time for a change. Everyone out-grows there surrounding, and we definitely have.


4. A more active and aggressive campaign: Although, I do a lot of stuff that I just don't highlight, I think it is time to take a more open approach. Therefore, we (Brown Brothers) must make a commitment to stretch and work every avenue that we have. New ideas, new activism, and real change. Next year's (2016) slogan: MORE CAN ALWAYS BE DONE!!!!


5. YouTube: This is by far my favorite move. It is time to continue to push the positive image and ideas of strong Black Males. I know we are on one or two online formats, but to reach the masses, we must push our teaching to the highest mountain/soap box. So, you can expect to see the YouTube thing very soon!


Well, that's about it for right now. As always, if you have any helpful ideas or just have any questions, go to Twitter at @BrownBrotherWeb


Peace & New Beginnings,


The Brown Brother

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