Kevin 6X Johnson

A Parent’s Role in a Child’s Psychological War New book follows how a young man slipped into demonic streets of alcohol, sex, drugs, and money when his parents failed to assume their responsibilities Paramount, CA – (Release Date: September 24, 2009) – In a stirring new book released through Xlibris, author Kevin R. Johnson, aka Kevin 6X, discusses how mental nourishment of children should go along with feeding, clothing, housing and sending them to school. Psychological War: The Battles Of A Young BlackMan attempts to explore the causes and effects of a failed parental relationship, where a teenage boy seeks answers to his identity and struggles to find a peaceful life. In a straightforward yet edifying manner, Johnson shares how he spent his adolescent years hating his father for exposing him to abuse and domestic violence. Vowing not to be like him in any way and striving for perfection, he became his hardest critic; but failure upon failure drove him deeper into immature behavior. In his street adventures, he witnessed death, violence, drug and gang culture, and children molesting each other. He got into the street life to look for fun and money. Psychological War: The Battles Of A Young BlackMan was not written as a verbal assault against a father. By showing what happens to a child’s mind when his/her mental health is compromised, the author shares this book and his story to help young fathers. Reflecting back on the issues the author faced throughout his youth, such as identity crisis, verbal abuse, and sexual addiction, Psychological War: The Battles Of A Young BlackMan is focused on probing into the root of the problem, understanding how it began, and coming up with an antidote. For more information on this book, log on to www.kevin6x.com, or www.Xlibris.com. About the Author Kevin R. Johnson, Jr. grew up in Compton, CA in an environment where most parents were too overwhelmed with adult problems to deal with the war being fought by t