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About Me
- Kahlil Koromantee
- Thank you for visiting my site. Letters behind names don't mean much if they serve no use to the Community. But if letters impress you, I have a bachelor's degree in English from City College where I was a disciple of Dr. Leonard 'Africana Studies' Jeffries, a master's in applied psychology from New York University, and a successful first year try at the PhD before deciding it was spiritually healthier for me to have my own voice. As a result, I wrote my first book "Before You Fly Off" which sold out to an enthusiastic crowd at Harlem's popular Hue Man Bookstore & Cafe and received a nod from the 2007 Brooklyn Book Festival. My discipline ranges from Pan-African concerns to male-based counseling and social psychology to supporting same gender loving youth. I'm a private family man but I'll share this much. I was born in Brooklyn NY, grew up in France, raised in Montreal, and for some reason the American Southwest keeps pulling at me. I’ll continue sharing my literary projects and images with you as I go, and you keep doing you too. Somewhere along the way I’m sure we’ll connect. Until then, peace and gratitude.
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- http://www.fsww.org
- http://www.100blackmen.org
- http://www.prisonpolicy.org
- http://www.panafricanperspective.com
- http://www.africa-union.org
- http://www.worldbank.org/africa
- http://www.autumnbeckman.com
- http://www.blackwriters.org
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