Book details

  • Genre:biography & autobiography
  • Sub-genre:Personal Memoirs
  • Language:English
  • Pages:48
  • Paperback ISBN:9798350983036

Before He could Think

By Before He could Think

Overview


Bennie shares Short Stories, looking back over 30 plus years of a young corrupted minded kid.
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Description


Having the opportunity to live through some of the hardest and deadliest times. Bennie takes a look back at his life and attempts to put in word his experience in the dark streets of San Antonio as a youth. His mind was corrupted at a young age to be what his environment reflected; Gangsters, Pimps, Robbers, Thieves, Killers, Addicts, Drug Dealers, Womanizers, Abuses and Protecters of the Criminal world going on in the Wheatley Courts Housing Projects. A Life that would lead him to causing major pain and destruction to individuals, himself and the Community. As Bennie sat in Texas Prisons, he had the time to reflect on his life. A life that would be changed forever after having a God experience after 20 plus years in prison. Before he could think is a double edge sword. On one end Before He Could Think; His young mind was corrupted into going down the wrong path. And on the other end of the sword, Before He Could Think; he was inflicting gun violence on his enemies before they could think... Bennie was considered the most feared Kid in San Antonio by the age of 16 years old and would be sentenced to prison for over 100 years, "Before He Could Think".
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About The Author


Bennie Price, the CEO and Founder, is a prominent figure in the Community Violence Intervention and Prevention movement. He leads the 1 Church 1 Soul Ministry, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit known as Big Mama's Safe House. Bennie also serves as the Program Manager for the Community Violence Interrupters Team G.R.E.A.T. (Gang Rehabilitation Ending Affiliation Ties). Born and raised in the Wheatley Courts Housing Projects on the eastside of San Antonio, he has overcome a tumultuous past, having been involved in gang activities that led to a lengthy incarceration. Sentenced to nearly a century in the Texas Prison System for offenses including murder, aggravated assault, drugs, and escape, Bennie served 23 years before his release in 2016. Despite his challenging history, Bennie has successfully worked in gun violence intervention and prevention, drawing from over four decades of firsthand experience. His personal journey, from being both perpetrator and victim of gun violence, fuels his dedication to making positive change. Driven by his deep-rooted values of faith, family, friendship, and community, Bennie is not only a business owner but also a compassionate leader. His commitment to addressing the scourge of gun violence stems from a profound understanding of its devastating impact on individuals and communities alike.
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