

Gordon Braxton delivers keynote talks, workshops, and training experiences for schools, universities, and organizations seeking to address violence prevention and build cultures of accountability.
Gordon supports parents, educators, and community leaders on how to teach Black boys about consent, accountability, and healthy masculinity. Through his book Empowering Black Boys to Challenge Rape Culture, Braxton equips families and schools with tools to prevent sexual violence through education and honest dialogue.
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Empowering Black Boys to Challenge Rape Culture by Gordon Braxton is a powerful resource designed to help shape the next generation of young men. This book provides clear, actionable guidance on how to teach boys about consent, personal responsibility, and healthy masculinity in a culture where these conversations are often avoided.
Grounded in years of experience in violence prevention, education, and community leadership, Gordon Braxton equips readers with tools to:
Start meaningful conversations about consent and respect
Start meaningful conversations about consent and respect
Address harmful behaviors and cultural norms early
Build safer schools, families, and communities
Whether you're a parent, teacher, coach, or youth leader, this book offers a framework for raising boys who understand their role in creating a safer, more respectful world.

A farm owner investigates a murder at the pumpkin patch just before Halloween, racing to solve the crime before the season is ruined.

A café owner investigates a murder after one of her loyal customers is found dead in her shop.

An antique store owner uncovers a hidden diary and is drawn into a decades-old mystery.
An easy to read, informative book, very timely and fits naturally in the progression of men, women, boys and girls.
As a sexual assault survivor and a mother of black boys I needed this. I needed this book to facilitate conversation with my 15 and 20 year . Well done .
Gordon Braxton is a violence prevention educator, author, and speaker who works with schools, organizations, and communities to teach boys about consent, accountability, and healthy masculinity.

Rape culture refers to social beliefs and behaviors that normalize or excuse sexual violence. Addressing it through education helps prevent harm and promotes accountability, respect, and safer communities.
Parents can teach boys about consent by having age-appropriate conversations about respect, boundaries, and accountability. Teaching consent early helps boys develop healthy relationship skills and prevents harmful behaviors.
Educating boys is critical to preventing sexual violence because it focuses on accountability, respect, and behavior change. Prevention begins with helping boys understand their role in creating safe environments.
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