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C.R.A.C.K. is more than a story about survival. It is a blueprint for understanding how broken environments shape broken choices, and how redemption begins long before freedom is restored. Jevon McDuffie grew up in the heart of Lefrak City during an era defined by addiction, poverty, and the silent collapse of Black and Brown households across America. What began as a childhood filled with bikes, ball games, and the comfort of his grandparents' love slowly shifted into a world cracked open by illness, instability, and the unforgiving pull of the streets. One moment changed everything. One choice took a life and took his freedom. One sentence forced a boy to confront the truth about anger, fear, and the systems that failed him long before he failed himself. Inside Spofford and Rikers Island, Jevon saw firsthand how children become statistics. He endured strip searches, isolation, violence, and the heavy silence of boys growing into men before they were ready. But through the darkness came purpose. Through the pain came understanding. And through the cracks came the beginning of transformation. C.R.A.C.K. is a raw and cinematic memoir that reveals the emotional and psychological journey of a young man trying to rebuild his life in real time. It is a powerful reflection on family, accountability, trauma, and the quiet resilience that allows a lost child to rise again. For readers who want truth without filters, vulnerability without excuses, and a story that speaks to the hidden struggles of America's youth, this book is unforgettable. This is not a story about falling apart. It is a story about breaking open and rising again.

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