I AM BAE: BLACK AND EDUCATED

De: VINCENT MORRIS, KING MILLI

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

After her community activist father is killed by the same criminal element he is trying to prevent, a teenage girl is forced to become head of a broken household. Her life transforms into a balancing act of rising above poverty, chaos, bad relationships and a system designed for her to fail to become one of the most successful businesswomen in history.

IT’S ALL ABOUT BAE…….

Bae Carter wasn’t like other girls. She had a photographic memory, and never forgot anything she read to the letter. Bae achieved a perfect score on her SAT’s at a young age and had an IQ of 200 which baffled the minds of many and brought out the evil in some.

IT ALL COMES CRASHING DOWN…….

When Bae was only thirteen her father was killed by a local drug dealer whose business was cut short due to his work in the community.

A BROKEN MOTHER…….

As a result of losing her husband, her lonely mother gets behind on bills and is forced to move into the hood. She takes on inferior men that physically and mentally abuse her children.

BROTHER IN THE STREETS……

Without a right acting male influence, her brother takes on negative role models, and falls victim to the same criminal element that killed his father.

MY SISTA LIKES THUGS…….

With no upstanding man as an example of what to look for in a mate, her younger sister becomes infatuated with thugs, goons, and savages. This results in abusive relationships, physical, and mental stress, that could ultimately destroy the woman she becomes.

WOMAN OF THE HOUSE…….

As Bae gets older she acts as woman of the house and voice of reason to a broken family. This conflicts with her studies, college prospects, and social life.

THE COMPETITION……..

Bae is accepted to the most elite high school in the state and becomes valedictorian. While getting adjusted to the environment, the former valedictorian, a racist named Jennifer Tanderbuilt, tries to ruin her chances at a future. Before going on to greater things, Bae asks certain questions of herself.

Will her mother be blessed with a decent man? Can her brother rise above the streets? Where is the respectable mate who will break her sister's thug addiction? What happens when closet racists try to block your shine? Can you rise above foolishness and be happy?

These questions and more are answered in I AM BAE: BLACK AND EDUCATED, a look at a sista who tries to reach the top by intelligence, drive, and any means necessary. Just read the sample and you'll be hooked! Why aren't you doing that now?