Jr. Vernon Jordan

A Day in the Feds Jr. Vernon Jordan

I believe a Dream without execution is a Hallucination. In This Book you'll find these Characters to be the people we know and love. A day in the Feds: is about a young man doing time, trying to find balance once religion enters his life, and he realizes the influence of dissension and controversy that arise in ranks of a believer. Taymir must make a choice - stay grounded in the reality of Islam or live a lifestyle that denies the profession of his faith. In Criminal minded one-on-one: the complex mind and thoughts, of a career offender (Marvell) trying to re-enter society and his family's life under the weight of real-life pressure, opinions, advice, observations, and experiences. Frazier Family Session: Marvell invites his family to a counseling session to look at the "Life Cycle" of his family's dysfunctional state; from what seems to be perceived by them as normal, but the dysfunction stems from generations of bad advice and so-called tough love. As bad as we may think our circumstances are, nobody's situation is hopeless. The first step is and always will be "Acknowledgement."