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A review by mugglemom
Black Privilege: Opportunity Comes to Those Who Create It by Charlamagne Tha God
5.0
…Exploring people & ideas outside your comfort zone are probably one of the truest forms of wisdom. How else can you expect to grow? Never dismiss anything until you explore it for yourself… Charlamagne said it best [paraphrased]
This memoir definitely doesn’t give a f*ck and I can appreciate his story.
Without giving away spoilers, here are my favorite bits about this book:
1. starting with yourself, ALWAYS give people the credit they deserve for being STUPID
2. Ratchetness & Righteousness
3. Shit is the best fertilizer, it helps stuff grow
4. Divine misdirection
5. Judy Blume books
6. The size of your house does not determine your future
Honestly, I usually love memoirs and I love them narrated by the individual and Charlamagne delivers on both accounts.
This memoir definitely doesn’t give a f*ck and I can appreciate his story.
Without giving away spoilers, here are my favorite bits about this book:
1. starting with yourself, ALWAYS give people the credit they deserve for being STUPID
2. Ratchetness & Righteousness
3. Shit is the best fertilizer, it helps stuff grow
4. Divine misdirection
5. Judy Blume books
6. The size of your house does not determine your future
Honestly, I usually love memoirs and I love them narrated by the individual and Charlamagne delivers on both accounts.