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Stone
Hold Inc is a Non-profit Organization. We are accepting donations for
our
scholarship award program. Please give generously
as all donations are to help the young children of
today. All donations are used for Stone Hold Inc
Award Program.
Thank
you.
From:
Author and Professional Football Player Anthony
Prior
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THE SLAVE SIDE OF SUNDAY
(BOOK)
FOREWORD by Joan-Adrienne Sturgis
The more things change, the more they remain the same in the game of
professional football, where "Are You Ready for Some Football" is not a
metaphor for "America, the Beautiful".
"The Slave Side of Sunday," is a scathing indictment about the National
Football League, where its black players are traded and sold like slaves
on an auction block; and belittled, cursed, debased and degraded; all
for the sake of playing the game.
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PRO FOOTBALL AND WOMEN (BOOK)
This book uses my eleven years of
professional football experience to demystify how a woman figures into a
life of a footballer. Understanding how to control the game that is played
outside of the football stadium can make a woman more valuable to a player
than even his multi-million dollar contract. |
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FAITH ON
FORTY YARDS
(BOOK)
“If
you are ignorant, the world is going to cheat you.
If you are weak, the world is going to kick you. If
you are a coward, the world is going to keep you
running.”
-Benjamin E. Mays |
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During my pro football career, I’ve always wanted to read a book about
the parallels of slavery and modern day professional football. There was
no book on the shelves anywhere in the world. I believe if you want to
read something that doesn’t exist you are obligated to write it.
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JOURNEY OF THE SPECIMEN (DVD)
From the richness of Africa, to the
barbaric coliseum of Rome, on the slave ships to America, to the
platforms of auction blocks, running through the dark tunnels of
America's sports arenas, where thousands are screaming our name. |
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PART 1: DISCOVERING A NEW IDENTITY
Before the athlete can get all he can from sports, he must
first discover who built the foundation where he stands. |
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