How to Hustle and WIN

What could the stories of Frank Lucas, Akon, Marcus Garvey, Jay-Z, Nat Turner, and Michael Vick possibly have in common?

Simple - they can all teach us something. Whether good or bad, the many stories of the Black experience in America provide a rich source of life lessons for today. Now, there’s a book that captures all this complexity and transforms it into practical advice, delivered in simple language.

In doing so, How to Hustle and Win reaches urban audiences and the Hip Hop Generation like no other book has done before.

Combining biting satire, insightful social commentary, an in-depth understanding of urban life, and years of research, How to Hustle and Win engages readers hoping to “hustle” their way into a better life, and then leads them down a road to self-discovery, personal transformation, and social and economic empowerment

The American Dream hasn’t worked out so well for all its citizens. Among the urban poor, hopelessness is a fact of life. But it doesn’t have to be.

Supreme Understanding returns with another handbook for attaining success in spite of all odds. The first installment in the series, How to Hustle and Win: A Survival Guide for the Ghetto, explored personal development and self-empowerment.

Rap, Race and Revolution: Solutions for Our Struggle expands on that ethic by equipping its readers with the tools to change their world for the better.

Rap, Race and Revolution adheres to Supreme’s tested formula of straight talk and practical solutions. The author seamlessly weaves tales of urban oppression and survival with anecdotal humor; juxtaposed with a searing wit and brutal honesty.

With Supreme Understanding’s capacity for making sense out of an increasingly senseless world, Rap, Race and Revolution is far from a litany of problems without solutions. Rather, it is a textbook for anyone pursuing personal freedom and social transformation.