Alberto O. Cappas
BACK TO THE TWILIGHT ZONE, A PUERTO RICAN COLONY ON BUFFALO'S LOWER WEST SIDE
by ALBERTO O. CAPPAS
A Must-Read Book with a Politically Poetic Voice:
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The Educational Pledge, Questions to Self-Development
by Alberto O. Cappas, edited by Solomon Joseph, published by the Buffalo Latino Village.
A book about understanding the importance of personal growth and development, taking charge of your personal life, begin to live life as it was intended. A book introducing young people to self-esteem, self-development, personal responsibilities, values and standards. A book that should be in every personal library of educators, counselors, mentors, parents, and in the public school library. This is the first edition of the Manifest Diversity Series founded by Solomon Joseph, who is featured as the editor of this book.
Best use by Counselor, Mentors, Teachers, to provoke conversation with young people to understand their journey in life. Excellent for public schools and community youth organizations, including reform institutions. If ordered from publisher, you will get a personal signed copy by the author. Price includes mailing and shipment. Book available on Amazon.com
THE EDUCATIONAL PLEDGE, QUESTIONS TO SELF-DEVELOPMENT
by ALBERTO O. CAPPAS
An educational handbook for a teenager addresses self-development, and self-esteem, and explores the difference between Educated and intelligence; the reason for pursuing an education, the book introduces the meaning of value, integrity, morality, journey, and the question of whether you are a provider or a consumer. Excellent for public schools
GALLARDO: La Comunidad… ¿De Quién? — Columns from the Latin Journal publication (1970s — 1980s)
Compiled by Alberto O. Cappas, publisher; edited by Victor S. Aguilar, Angelica Aquino, and Tino Mejia.
El trabajo de Ramon Gallardo se basa en columnas periodísticas que escribió a finales de la década de 1970 hasta finales de la década de 1980 en Buffalo, Nueva York, donde escribió para buffalo Latin Journal e Hispano News, las dos únicas publicaciones latinas locales en Buffalo, Nueva York durante ese período. Ramón era un escritor natural y talentoso. Como columnista, desarrolló un gran número de seguimientos; después de 40 años después de su fallecimiento, todavía se habla de él, dejando sus huellas literarias.
English: The Work of Ramon Gallardo is based on newspaper columns he wrote during the late 1970s up to the late 1980s in Buffalo, NY, where he wrote for the Buffalo Latin Journal and Hispano News, the only two local Latino publications in Buffalo, NY during that period. Ramon was a natural and gifted writer. As a columnist, he developed a large following; after 40 years after his passing, he is still talked about, leaving his literary footprints.
You can also order directly from the publisher, receiving a signed copy from the publisher or editor. Books also available on Amazon.com.
RAMON GALLARDO
Compiled by Alberto O. Cappas, publisher; edited by Victor S. Aguilar, Angelica Aquino, and Tino Mejia.
In Spanish… The Voice of Ramon Gallardo, includes all his columns published in the Buffalo Latin Journal, reflecting the era of the 70s and 80s in Buffalo’s Puerto Rican/Latino community.
Price includes mailing and handling. Book also available on Amazon.com.
PULL UP YOUR MIND, QUOTES TO FREE THE MIND
by Alberto O. Cappas, published by Buffalo Latino Village
This book is a response to the number of dead minds in urban communities, too many of our young people are not going to school, not giving value to education. It is a response to blind bodies in urban communities, too many of our young people living day-to-day, and dying day-to-day. It is a challenge to our educators and community leaders to give priority to the future of our young people, and to help make Education a top priority. This book is for all our young people who are running around with slacks below their waistline, thinking they look cool but look like clowns going to a circus. It is for our Village, our elders, fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, leaders, and teachers, to not give up on our young people.
This book is dedicated to our young people, especially those who are lacking a thinking structure to help them grow and develop, to become responsible and productive members of their community. This book is trying to introduce concepts, ideas, and conceptional systems to our young people. If we can work to jumpstart and provoke their thinking machine, we can begin to fix the mental infrastructure in Urban America. Use these quotes to start the conversation with young people in Urban America.
Get them to think, provoke their minds. Get book directly from publisher, book signed by author. Books also available on Amazon.com.
PULL UP YOUR MIND, QUOTES TO FREE THE MIND
by Alberto O. Cappas
A book of quotes for young people, a great book for class discussions, looking at the development of life by reviewing and analyzing the quotes in the book.
Includes mailing and shipment. Book also available on Amazon.com.
About The Author
Alberto O. Cappas
Poet, Writer, Author, Journalist, Newspaper publisher, and Community Activist, graduate of Harlem Prep School (1967), received BA from SUNYAB. Founder of buffalolatinovillage.com, theeducationalpledge.com, buffalolatinoartgallery.com. Now lives in Buffalo, NY, moving from el Barrio in 2012. While in el Barrio, Alberto was the founder of La Fortaleza Project (business and economic development with art and cultural theme), and El Festival del Libro (Festival of Books), designed to market and promote Puerto Rican/Latino poets, writers, and authors.
The Buffalo Latino Small Press
The Buffalo Latino Small Press is a division of the Buffalo Latino Village. Books are published under the label of Manifest Diversity, a project of the Manifest Diversity Institute. Email us for more information on publishing your book with us. Look for more titles in the future. We are interested in poetry, prose, photography, and short stories, no more than 200 pages.