Dewan Dennis

Recovering Addict: Addicted to Gangbangin' (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

'Recovering Addict: Addicted to Gang Bangin' is a literary master piece. The overall message of the book addresses gang violence, PTSD, and conflict resolution.

The author uses specific real life experience in hopes to steer at-risk youth away from a life of crime and violence. Each chapter tackles some of the most controversial topics surrounding the Gang culture, such as but not limited to; Why is my loved one in a gang, the crown that doesn't exist, shell shock, and the cure. This book is a must read, and should be used as a supplemental text for universities and colleges in their criminal justice program.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: A.D PUBLISHING
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. April 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798224746538
• Artikelnr.: 70466690

Autorenporträt

Dewan "Gullie Boy" Dennis no longer exists. Dewan Dennis, on the other hand, is spiritually reformed and is a "Recovering Addict". He holds a Doctorate degree in Divinity. In the meantime, in between time, Dewan mentors inmates inside New Jersey State Prison on how to remove themselves from the "Death Style" of gang-bangin'. He has become a certified public speaker and Adult Education tutor-two things which he plans to use to further his message.

Presently, he is working on two more books, and he has completed a documentary that focuses on the discovery of PTSD in gang members.

Dewan worked closely with Jack Callaham, the Chair Emeritus of the Governor's Community Outreach Board. Together, they gave prisoners the opportunity to participate in the spiritually based program, Kenosis.

Mr. Dennis plans to tour the country while speaking to youths about the "death Style" of gang-bangin'. He is a licensed Minister who preaches and teaches the Gospel inside of New Jersey State Prison, using his testimony to further the Gospel.