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Son of Tenant Farmers: The Journey - Paperback

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by Cecil a. Brown (Author)

Cecil A. Brown was born in the rural South seventeen days before the bombing of Pearl Harbor to a family of tenant farmers.

Growing up, his family did it all: the planting, harvesting, and marketing. The landowner provided the land and took a significant portion of any proceeds.

Somehow, Brown's parents sent all nine of their children to college, with the author earning a bachelor of science in agricultural education and a master's degree in counseling. In this memoir, he recalls what it was like growing up amid racism and segregation.

At one point, he was paid less than two fellow white employees because he had graduated from a historically black university.

Another time, he was told by a white man that there were no blacks in the South qualified for a promotion, but perhaps there were some in New York.

Join the author as he examines our not-so-distant racist past, and how he overcame racism, anxiety, and alcohol abuse to live a life filled with meaning and love.

Number of Pages: 190
Dimensions: 0.4 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: May 07, 2019

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