Faces of Rap Mothers: Book Three (Black and White Trade Print)
 
Foreword by Mr. Jeffrey Collins
Ghostwritten by Donna L. Quesinberry
Published by DonnaInk Publications, L.L.C.
 
In 2026, the mic drops differently. Faces of Rap Mothers: Book Three isn’t just a continuation—it’s a cultural crescendo. Candy Strother DeVore-Mitchell, niece of legendary trailblazer Ophelia DeVore-Mitchell, opens the vault once again, revealing the women behind the beats, bars, and brilliance of hip-hop’s most iconic figures.
 
This volume is a lyrical mosaic—raw, unfiltered, and deeply personal. Candy and her Contributors speak truth from the shadows of the stage, stepping into the spotlight with stories that span generations. These aren’t just reflections—they’re revelations. From the 1960s to now, the matriarchs of rap culture rise with rhythm, resilience, and soul.
 
Ghostwritten by Donna L. Quesinberry, a 2026 literary force and founder of DonnaInk Publications, this edition blends editorial precision with spiritual depth. Donna’s pen doesn’t just write—it reverberates. Her voice amplifies the legacy, weaving cultural nuance with divine intention.
 
Whether you’re hip-hop royalty, a cultural scholar, or a reader hungry for truth, this book delivers. It’s not just a tribute—it’s a movement. A mic check for the women who’ve held it down behind the scenes and now demand to be heard.
 
Contributor Gratitude - To every rap mother who shared her truth in Book One—thank you. Your courage, creativity, and commitment to legacy are the heartbeat of this series. Your stories matter. Your voices echo. Your impact is eternal.

About the Foreword Contributor – Mr. Jeffrey Collins is a respected music industry executive whose career spans decades of artist development, label leadership, and cultural impact. His Foreword sets the tone for the series—honoring the matriarchs of rap with reverence, rhythm, and recognition. His voice adds industry gravitas and heartfelt tribute to the women whose stories unfold in these pages.
 
About the Author – Candy Strother DeVore-Mitchell is the founder and CEO of Faces of Rap Mothers Enterprise, a California corporation encompassing publishing, television, and music. As the niece of legendary trailblazer Ophelia DeVore-Mitchell, Candy carries a legacy of empowerment, elegance, and cultural innovation. She is an author, actress, executive producer, and CEO. Candy resides in Los Angeles County with her husband and children, including HONEY and HOODTROPHYKING—both rising stars in the rap and hip-hop scene.

About the Ghostwriter – Donna L. Quesinberry is a senior business writer, publisher, and creative strategist. As Founder & President of DonnaInk Publications and CEO of dpInk Ltd. Liability Company, she brings editorial mastery and spiritual depth to every project. Her ghostwriting transforms narratives into movements, amplifying voices with precision, grace, and cultural fluency. Donna’s contributions to Faces of Rap Mothers reflect her commitment to legacy literature and author empowerment.

About the Publisher – DonnaInk Publications, L.L.C. is an independent publishing house dedicated to amplifying diverse voices and legacy literature. With imprints Beat Deep Books and Little Buggy Productions, DonnaInk delivers bold, polished, and purpose-driven works that resonate globally.
 
The publisher is known for its commitment to cultural storytelling, author empowerment, and editorial excellence.