Brothers: Black and poor-a true story of courage and survival

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They came of age during the '60s in a Chicago ghetto, bound by the ties of race, class and culture and dreaming of a better life. Newsweek reporter Sylvester Monroe returns to chronicle the lives of his friends in a stark, brutally honest study of the fate of poor black men in America.

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