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Tonya

Tonya

I am a native of Dayton, Ohio. In 1987, I married Morton. In addition to writing books, I serve as a college administrator, and adjunct professor. I have published three books: CultureSeek (1st and 2nd Edition) and Spirit Seek. I am a contributing writer in Chicken Soup for the Soul: Devotional Stories for Women (released Oct. 2009). Reading... more »
  • Dayton, OH, USA
  • member since October 2 2007

Tonya’s last login was Wednesday, October 21 2009. show recent activity »

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  • Publisher & Author Therone Shellman

    Publisher & Author Therone Shellman says

    Hi Tonya,

    I thought I would drop this off to you. It's actually a back section within my biography "Survivor" I Changed the Rules which will release before the end of the year. We are still adding publishing company info, but the titles and authors are here.


    All of the books mentioned whether fiction or non-fiction are recommended reads because they cover some of the following sciences: psychology, sociology, history, spirituality, health and economics.


    Shellman, T. Love Don’t Live Here: Third Eye Publishing, 2005
    Muhammad, D. Making Mary: Rising South Literary School, 2005
    Fanon, F., Philcox R. Black Skin White Mask: Grove Press, 2008 (revised edition)
    Cleaver, E. Soul On Ice: Delta, 1999 (republished)
    Wright, B. Black Robes, White Justice: Kensington, 2000 (republished)
    Brown, C. Manchild In The Promised land: Touchstone, 1999 (republished)
    McCall, N. Makes Me Wanna Holler: Vintage, 1995
    Obama, B. Dreams of My Father:
    Du Bois, B.E.W. The Souls Of Black Folk:
    Guevera, C. E. Guerilla Warfare:
    Tzu, S. The Art of War:
    Machiavelli, N. The Prince:
    Haley. A The Autobiography of Malcom X: As Told by Alex Haley: Ballantine Books, 1987 (republished)
    Shakur, A. Assata: Lawrence Hill & Co, 2001 (republished)
    Jackson, L. G. Blood in My Eye: Black Classic Press, 1996 (republished)
    Jackson, L.G. Soledad Brother: Lawrence Hill Books, 1994 (republished)
    King, L.M. The Autobiography of Martin Luther King:
    Boothe, D. Why Are So Many Black Men in Prison:
    Greenlee, S. The Spook Who Sat By the Door:

    Ben-Jochannan, Y. Black Man of The Nile: Black Classic Press, 1996
    Ben-Jochannan, Y African Orgins of Major “Western Religions”: Black Classic Press, 1991
    Akbar, N. Chains and images of Psychological Slavery: New Mind Productions, 1984
    Akbar, N. Light From Ancient Africa: Mind Productions, 1994
    Van Sertima, I. They Came Before Columbus: Random House Trade Paperback, 2003
    James, G.G.M. Stolen Legacy: Khalifah’s Booksellers & Associates, 2005
    Woodson, G. C. Mis-Education of The Negro:
    Welsing, C.F. The Isis Papers: CW Publishing, 2004
    Williams, C. Destruction of Black Civilization: Third World Press, 1984
    Diop, A. C. Civilization or Barbarism: Lawrence Hill Books, 1991
    Diop, A.C. African of Origins of Civilization: Lawrence Hill Books, 1989
    Rogers, A. J. Five Negro Presidents: Helga M. Rogers, 1965
    Kunjufu, J. Countering the Conspiracy to Destroy Black Boys: African American Images, 1995
    Amen, U.N.R. Maat The Laws of God: Kamit Publications, 2003
    Gremillion, P.Z. African Origins of Masonry: AuthorHouse, 2005
    Darkwah, B.N. The Africans Who Wrote The Bible: Aduana Publishing, 2000
    Jihad, A. The Immortal Birth: UBUS Communication Systems, 2007
    Akil. From Niggers to Gods: Lushena Books, 1993
    Muhammad, E. The Theology of Time: EMTOI Publications, 2006 (republished)
    Jung, C. The Undiscovered Self: Princeton University Press, 1990
    Jung, C. Man and His Symbols: Dell, 1968
    Jung, C. The Archetypes and The Collective Unconsciousness: Princeton University Press, 1981
    Marx, K. The Communist Manifesto: Penguin Classics

    Covey, R. S. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Free Press; 15 edition, 2004
    Carnegie, D. How to Win Friends and Influence People: Pocket, 1998
    Carlson, R. Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff and it’s all Small Stuff:
    Kiyosaki, T. R. Rich Dad, Poor Dad:
    Blanchard, H. K. The One Minute Manager:
    Peck, S. M. The Road Less Travelled:
    Carnegie, D. How to Develop Self-Confidence And Influence:
    Gerber, E. M. The E-Myth Revised: Why Most Small Businesses don’t Work and what to do about it:
    Muhammad, E. How to Eat to Live: Secretarius Memps, 2006 (republished)
    Trudeau, K. Natural Cures “They Don’t Want You to Know About” 2005
    Balch, A. P. Prescription for Herbal Healing
    Jackson, J. Founder: Prevention and Cure the Natural Way: 2001
    Weil, A. Natural Health, Natural Medicine: Mariner Books, 2004
    Weil, A. Eating Well for Optimum Health: Collins Living, 2001

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • zawadi

    zawadi says

    Sounds like a great course. Wish I could take it. I hope in the near future, you'll be able to participate at Color Online. We could greatly benefit from your input. I am very interested in learning more about what you do and how you personally act on your views about multiculturalism and global issues. Thanks. ~zawadi

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • zawadi

    zawadi says

    Community,

    Join me in congratulating our latest Friday Fish Fry winner, Lisa.

    Check out two new activities: November Book Ring & December Gift Swap.

    Hope you’ll join us.

    Thanks for supporting Color Online.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • zawadi

    zawadi says

    Hi Tonya

    Can you tell us a little about what it means to teach Multicultural Education? I hope you are adding titles to our shelf. How can we reach out and support the work you do?

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • zawadi

    zawadi says

    Community,

    Join me in congratulating our first Friday Fish Fry winner, Candice!

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • zawadi

    zawadi says

    Hi Tonya,

    I am so glad you accepted my invitation. Please come by soon and share an intro in our Welcome thread. We hope you will be an active participant. We have a great book loan program, weekly raffle and more. And please invite young women and friends who are interested in supporting young people. Peace. ~zawadi

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Color Online Group Shelf

    Color Online Group Shelf says

    Welcome to Color Online!

    Join us for Friday is Friday Fish Fry. This is the day we come together for a posting marathon. Check out new threads and contribute to discussions. We want Color Online to be a thriving, active community.

    Each post you make on FFF will earn you virtual raffle ticket. A winner will be randomly drawn. Prizes will vary. Winner announced on Sunday.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • zawadi

    zawadi says

    Dear Member,

    So glad you’ve joined us. Want to encourage you to check out our regular features and programs. I also want to ask you to help us reach as many teen girls as possible. Invite them to join the group and encourage them to participate.

    I encourage you to check out our “What Do I Read Next: Book Loan Program”

    http://www.shelfari.com/groups/12777/discussions/9807/What-Do-I-Read-Next-Book-Loan-Program

    Members who are regular participating (2 posts minimum per week) members for at least 60 days are eligible for our book loan program. We will calculate your days based on when you post an introduction in our Welcome & Introduce Yourself thread.

    All fiction titles on our group shelf may be borrowed for 30 days provided the member agrees to return the book in same condition received and will return it with delivery confirmation. Media rate is acceptable.

    I’m looking forward to us building an empowering, safe and nurturing environment for our young women.

    Peace,
    zawadi

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • samson  m

    samson m says

    hello Tonya, yorr shelf had alot of books, i wish icould have much money to buy all of them, im in Africa and our libralies has a lot of out dated books,and it is not easy to get the current books to read, but i like to read and i like many of your choises, im sam.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Publisher & Author Therone Shellman

    Publisher & Author Therone Shellman says

    Dr. Ben, Mr. Clarke, & Ivan Sertima I used to watch their lectures on tape as a teen. This was when I was early in my learning stages of African History. They really built the foundation for me to go beyond what I learned in school or what is taught in church or any other religious circle. Its so important to understand African history if you want to know about the 7 liberal arts or religion for that matter b/c if you don't you will just be a donkey chasing a carrot thinking your on the right path....

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Eugene S

    Eugene S says

    Hi,I like your profile. Can we exchange some books? I would like to read Campus CEO ... thanks

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • zawadi

    zawadi says

    It is always odd to meet another LaTonya. What's taken you so long to speak up at Diversity? Glad you did. I'll check out your sites. Do check out Color Online. Would like to know more about your work and like to discuss how we might connect to help young women of Color Online. Peace. ~zawadi

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Ella Curry, CEO of EDC Creations

    Ella Curry, CEO of EDC Creations says

    Thanks so much for joining the Sankofa Literary Society on Shelfari. Have you shared with us your 3 all time favorite books?

    Our main site is located at:
    www.sankofaliterarysociety.org

    Looking forward to discussing the literary world with you at the SLS.


    Ella D. Curry, President and CEO of EDC Creations
    www.edc-creations.com


    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • QuoteLady

    QuoteLady says

    BabyStar,

    Welcome to the Homeschooling and Unschooling group! Please feel free to introduce yourself in the thread entitled, "Let's Get to Know Each Other Better", if you feel inclined. Don't forget to add books to the group shelf, start new discussions and contribute to the current ones.

    Oh and welcome to shelfari also!

    ~QL (admin)

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Ella Curry, CEO of EDC Creations

    Ella Curry, CEO of EDC Creations says

    Thank you so much for joining the Sankofa Literary Society! We really want to know the books that you love. Come on in and post your top 10 favorite books.

    Ella

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )