Fred Hampton didn't die for an ideology. He died because he saw something the powerful fear most: the poor and oppressed uniting across color lines. Unapologetic Street Sermon is Yellaboy's tribute to that vision—a book that refuses to sanitize, soften, or compromise Hampton's truth.

This book blends memoir and manifesto, weaving Hampton's revolutionary message with Yellaboy's lived testimony. It is part street sermon, part history, and part call to action. With Hampton's words as anchor and guide, Yellaboy speaks to misfits, the broken, the outcasts—the ones who know the system wasn't built for them.

Unapologetic Street Sermon isn't here to win approval. It's here to tell the truth, to honor Hampton's legacy, and to dare us to finish what he started.