Love Is a Gamble But Still Try to Win: The Poetic Soap Opera (Paperback)
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"Love Is A Gamble But Still Try To Win" (The Poetic Soap Opera) is a very relatable book for all adult ages. This is in no way a book for children. I repeat, this book is not for children. This book puts light on different moments in different relationships. Some moments are crazy, and some seem to be perfect. Relationships don't always work the way you think they will and sometimes, they do. Either way, keep pressing your luck. Keep trying to win. This is the only way to ever have a chance at the jack pot of love.
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My Brothers Keepers FWISD hosts BLACK HISTORY 101
Classes are every Tuesday during the month of February 6:30-7:30 PM
Classes are every Tuesday during the month of February 6:30-7:30 PM
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Men reading, bonding & building
February Book Read:
Forty Acres by Dwayne Alexander Smith
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March Book Read:
Kindred by Octavia Butler
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Sat. Feb. 23rd 12-4 PM at The Dock
Children's Film & Discussion
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Story Time with Author
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Black History Speaker
Book Show
Readings (Open Mic)
Story Time with Author
Pizza Party
Drumming

Story Time with Author & Pizza Party
Sat. Feb. 23rd 2-3 PM
Sat. Feb. 23rd 2-3 PM
During African American Read-In which is from 12-4 PM at The Dock.
Book & Author: ABC's of Africa by Jasoe Sharpe Hargroove

Concerned Citizens Local Organizing Committee Presents
BLACK PANTHER REVISITED
Community Film & Talk Back
Community Film & Talk Back
Thu. February 21
6-9 PM at The Dock
The Movie Black Panther arrived in theaters February 2018 and became cultural phenomenon. We will show the film at 6p and afterwards discuss its impact on culture and community.
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BAHDAE DANCE Presents Black History Month African Dance
Sunday, February 24
3-5 PM @ The Dock
Free West African Dance Class for all levels. Bring the entire family.
Dance Class: 3-4:30 PM
Performance: 4:30-5 PM
MEN'S BOOK CLUB
Thursday, February 28, 2019
7-9 PM at The Dock
February Book Read:
Forty Acres by Dwayne Alexander Smith
Books are available at The Dock
NIGHT WOMEN BOOK CLUB
Saturday, March 2
3-5 PM at The Dock
March Book Read:
Kindred by Octavia Butler
Books are available at The Dock
BOOK & AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT
ABOUT BOOK: There wasn't a sweet sixteen for Crystal like most girls her age. It was bitter-sweet as she waddled around alone, pregnant, and confused. Fast-forward twenty years and Crystal is still trying to right a wrong that she shouldn't have had to fix.Determined to emend her past misfortunes, Crystal runs to the church. But instead of making God her savior, she seeks her salvation from Marcus Powers, co-pastor of Freewill Baptist Church. Marcus is the love of her life and the very vehicle that will drive her to becoming a First Lady. A title she has wanted to own for most of her life. What Crystal fails to understand is that it will take more than being married to Marcus to make her a First Lady. If Crystal doesn't learn to un-blur the lines of her faith and flesh, she'll lose way more than just her self-worth.
ABOUT AUTHOR: Gabrielle Beasley is a Screenwriter and Playwright. She received a Bachelor's Degree in Radio, Television and Film Broadcasting from the University of North Texas. She's worked as an Associate Producer and currently is the CEO of the faith-based production company, Potluck Film Productions, in Dallas, TX. Gabrielle also volunteers in the Drama Ministry at the Potter's House church in Dallas, TX as a writer and stage manager. In 2014, she produced the stage play First Lady or Not and is currently turning this stage production into a film.