"A profoundly poignant yet triumphant book, a recreation by an Alabama-born black of her struggle against racism and poverty while striving for the common dream of Americans. . . . {A} marvelously earthy 'narrative.'. . . Her memoir is the stuff of human pride made memorable in raw, homely vernacular".--Publishers Weekly. "A profoundly poignant yet triumphant book, a recreation by an Alabama-born black of her struggle against racism and poverty while striving for the common…
Author: Sara Brooks; Thordis Simonsen (ed.) · Original publisher: W. W. Norton & Company (New York), 1986 (ISBN 978-0-393-02257-5)
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