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BBS Black Boy Society Volume 1, Issue 1 February/ March 2011 I AM...CHARLMERS HENDRICKS. I am known on the streets as “Champ”. I am in a Federal Institution serving 3 Life Sentences and 5 years. In here I am known as...11350-058. PREMIERE ISSUE
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BBS Black Boy Society

Volume 1, Issue 1

February/ March 2011

I AM...CHARLMERS HENDRICKS. I am known on the streets as “Champ”.

I am in a Federal Institution serving

3 Life Sentences and 5 years.

In here I am known as...11350-058.

P R E M I E R E I S S U E

PUBLISHERS

NIKKI FISHER

NICHOLAS RICHARDSON

CREATIVE DIRECTOR

KATRINA B. MOSLEY

BUSINESS IMAGE

CONSULTANT

NOLA J. CARTER, JR.

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149 S McDonough Street Suite 215

Jonesboro, GA 30236

The BBS Team

Office: 678-519-3727

Fax: 770-892-5412

ALL CONTENTS© All rights reserved. Reproduction or use in whole or in part of the

contents of Black Boy Society Magazine without the written permission of the Publisher

or Creative Director is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved. Unsolicited photographs or

articles are submitted at the risk of the Photographer/ Author. Black Boy Society assumes

no liability for the return of any unsolicited materials and may use them at its discretion.

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Black Boy Society Publisher, Nikki Fisher, spoke

with inmate, Charlmers Hendricks and he wanted

to share a few things with the Black Boy’s

growing up in today’s Society.

My Name is Charlmers L. Hendricks, better

known on the streets a of Charlotte, North

Carolina as “Champ”. I am currently 54 years

old and in a Federal Institution with 3 Life

sentences and 5 years.

My Story is like so many other young black males out there chasing a Dream and

trying to make myself rich by living in the fast lane. Believing that the rules didn't

apply to me. I actually thought I could break the law and get away with it and

shine at the same time without getting caught. As you can see the shine did not last

long and I lost my life to the system trying to win in a game that is designed for

you to fail. In other words, I was a “wanna be” gangster, drug dealer and a

criminal that got what the majority of black males that live in that world will get,

prison time, dead or shot up.

I ask myself, Was it all worth it? I come up with the same answer time and time

again, “HELL NO”! All my friends that played in my world are either dead,

snitches, handicap or in here with me wondering, What happened to us? We got

caught up in a world that none of us knew that the outcome would leave us with

nothing but ghetto dreams, no woman, no family and a bunch of red neck white

folks telling you when to eat, sleep, bathe and go to the restrooms.

This life has left me without my kids respect for me, my girlfriend is with another

“wanna be” gangster and my kids mother is in rehab. And I am wondering where

it all went wrong? Today, I wonder how I could have chosen a lifestyle that the

most conning and dangerous people in the world participating in it. The only

criteria is to be dumb, lazy and want something for nothing.

In the end I have hurt everyone that truly did care about me now they get to come

visit me in my own personal hell and have to lose a piece of themselves just to see

me. I wish I could show the world the true down side of the world I lived in and

not the Hollywood version that takes so many black men into a pipe dream of

hopelessness that I know has been a part of my adult life.

What I need most of the young black men to reanalyze that there is nothing

exciting about ending up as a fool for the same system you tried to outwit.

Charlmers L. Hendricks ∙ 11350-058

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