ISBN: 0983953708

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ISBN: 9780983953708

In the 1950's and 1960's, especially in the Southeast Region of the United States, being bi-racial was like a death sentence. For one seven-year-old boy, it led to being torn from the hom… More...

In the 1950's and 1960's, especially in the Southeast Region of the United States, being bi-racial was like a death sentence. For one seven-year-old boy, it led to being torn from the home he loved and sent to an orphanage where he was told he was in denial of being a Negro. This is my story.It is a gripping story that depicts my thirteen-year social and emotional adjustment to institutional childcare, post transition and survival.As probably the first, bi-racial out-of-home placement case on file in North Carolina and other states in the Deep South, it provides a foundation to inspire and motive discussion for others who are also battling issues of abandonment and displacement. Trade Books>Hardcover>Biography>Biography Other>Biography Other, Maloney Avenue Productions Core >2<

ISBN: 9780983953708

Hardback, [PU: Maloney Avenue Productions], In the 1950's and 1960's, especially in the Southeast Region of the United States, being bi-racial was like a death sentence. For one seven-yea… More...

Hardback, [PU: Maloney Avenue Productions], In the 1950's and 1960's, especially in the Southeast Region of the United States, being bi-racial was like a death sentence. For one seven-year-old boy, it led to being torn from the home he loved and sent to an orphanage where he was told he was -in denial of being a Negro-. This is my story. It is a gripping story that depicts my thirteen-year social and emotional adjustment to institutional childcare, post transition and survival. As probably the first, bi-racial out-of-home placement case on file in North Carolina and other states in the Deep South, it provides a foundation to inspire and motive discussion for others who are also battling issues of abandonment and displacement., Biography: General<

ISBN: 9780983953708

In the 1950's and 1960's, especially in the Southeast Region of the United States, being bi-racial was like a death sentence. For one seven-year-old boy, it led to being torn from the hom… More...

In the 1950's and 1960's, especially in the Southeast Region of the United States, being bi-racial was like a death sentence. For one seven-year-old boy, it led to being torn from the home he loved and sent to an orphanage where he was told he was -in denial of being a Negro-. This is my story. It is a gripping story that depicts my thirteen-year social and emotional adjustment to institutional childcare, post transition and survival. As probably the first, bi-racial out-of-home placement case on file in North Carolina and other states in the Deep South, it provides a foundation to inspire and motive discussion for others who are also battling issues of abandonment and displacement. Books > Religion and Spirituality > Philosophy > Free Will and Determinism List_Books<