I started listen to this album driving my oldest son to school when he was in Kindergarten. While the album does touch on controversial issues, very similar to Lasers, it does so without being raunchy or inappropriate. Most of all it’s not loaded with curse words. If you have a kid between the ages of 8-10 who hasn’t had an introduction to real hip-hop yet, BE is a great place to get them started.
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“Mommin’ Ain’t Easy,” the moment I read that part of Connie’s motherhood journey, she became a mom after my own heart. She’s 110% right. Motherhood is not easy, but it’s satisfying, rewarding and just makes Read more...
By: Rhonda Hall Over the weekend, I moved my second daughter (the petite morsel on the right) into a dorm on a college campus. Here I am, a former teen parent and single mom, accomplishing the feat Read more...
By: Sharae Thompson In our history cinnamon has a very significant role. Our ancient Egyptian ancestors used cinnamon to embalm bodies and also to treat indigestion among African royalty. Biblically, Moses used cinnamon during Read more...
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