<p>Laryette Kyle DeBose gives you the 411 on How to BUILD A SUCCESSFUL AND PROFITABLE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS. This step-by-step, easy-to-follow guide will show you how to GET RICH in 8 EASY STEPS; Buy Property with No Money Down! Plan and Begin the Process of Real Estate Ownership; Know When to Hold or Sell Your Property; Choose the Best Mortgage Deal; Position Yourself for Wealth! Understand Foreclosures and How They Can Work for You; Select the best Realtor to meet Your Needs; Find Your Ideal Property.</p>

The African-American Guide to Real Estate Investing: $30,000 In 30 Days: The Handbook & Guide Through Your First Real Estate Deal...and Beyond

Business & Money

Larryette Kyle-DeBose

Real Estate

Amber Communications Group, Inc.

<p>With every powerful serve and deft ground stroke, with every graceful volley and determined charge to the net, black tennis players, from Hall of Famers Althea Gibson, Arthur Ashe, Evonne Goolagong, and Yannick Noah to future legends James Blake and the sisters Venus and Serena Williams, have forced open the sport's shuttered gates and demanded to be acknowledged. In Charging the Net, Cecil Harris and Larryette Kyle-DeBose draw on personal interviews and extensive research to chronicle the triumphs-and humiliations-of blacks in professional tennis from the 1940s to the present. For many fans and writers, Ashe, Gibson, and the Williams sisters personify black achievement in tennis, but others have made their mark. Charging the Net spotlights a wide range of competitors as well as the American Tennis Association, an organization that thrived despite racial segregation, thanks to such benefactors as Dr. R. Walter Johnson. The book will also introduce readers to two black officials whose success was short-lived; both have sued the United States Tennis Association, alleging discrimination based on race, gender, and age. Harlem-trained, Harvard-educated James Blake, who overcame career-threatening injuries to achieve World Top Ten status, has written a foreword to Charging the Net. The afterword is written by Robert Ryland, the first black to compete in a major college tournament, who later found the doors to tennis's premier venues marked Whites Only. With a clear vision, Ryland, the eighty-six-year-old coach, now looks at how far blacks in tennis have come and how far they have yet to travel.</p>

Charging the Net: A History of Blacks in Tennis from Althea Gibson and Arthur Ashe to the Williams Sisters

History

Cecil Harris

Africa

Ivan R. Dee

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