Living While Black in America: A Story of Hurt, Bigotry, Love, Hate, and Forgiveness

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By: Marshall Campbell

Can he let go of the southern bigotry and cruelty he encountered and witnessed to embrace forgiveness and love her?

How can she be with him, retain her whiteness and encompass his rejected world of blackness, totally non-existent to her?

This book could be the story of any number of black Americans in this country, and this is the story one of them. It is a story that tells of the hardship, the bigotry, the abuse, the mistreatment, and the power of love and forgiveness in his life, living as a black man in this country. It examines the union and struggles of two people from two different ethnic groups, renouncing their cultural backgrounds and challenging the status quo that governed and influenced the blind society that they lived in. It highlights the power of the agape type love that they shared and how, in spite of the hatred and wrong doings toward them, could transcend and defy the unjust practices and principles that they faced each and every day of their lives. A love so zealous that made room for all the errant behavior they encountered living together while black in America.