The Global Black Man

<p><span style=background-color: rgba(255 255 255 1); color: rgba(15 17 17 1)>The Global Black Man: Getting Out of the Hood and Good in the World by Alexis Neal is a deeply personal and powerfully reflective narrative chronicling the life journey of a Black man from the South Side of Chicago to become a global citizenship of the world. With raw honesty and hard-earned wisdom Lex weaves together experiences as a disadvantaged youth decorated U.S. Army colonel high school teacher and successful businessman. This compelling memoir serves not only as a testimony of resilience and transformation but also as a guiding blueprint for young Black men striving to rise above generational trauma systemic barriers and self-doubt. Anchored by 44 rules to live by and framed through poignant storytelling the book challenges readers to think globally act locally and lead with purpose. It is a call to empowerment identity and healing through self-awareness mentorship and community.</span></p>