Remembering and Learning From the Past

In today’s day and age, people tend to seek comfort in the idea of being unique. The problem is, there will always be those who seek to break down what others try to build for themselves. They may try to create boundaries through racism, stigmatizing one’s cultural beliefs, or by other means.

“It’s About Time,” tells the story of Renee and how she overcame the traumas of familial dysfunction, sexual and physical abuse, and political upheaval. It Introduces readers to Renee’s life, from the various historical events that occur around her, to struggles as problems relating to the stigma of being a person of color arise. It’s a depiction of the sad truth of how the old world’s standard way of thinking should be revisited and altered. Renee’s story, as well as the stories of her ancestors and relatives, are beautifully told.

It is an intriguing reading experience for many, as the concept of viewing the flaws of older traditions and beliefs are viewed through the eyes of an oppressed person. It offers up a better understanding of our fellow person. Instead of fanning the flames of hatred and biased assumptions, it teaches the need for change and cooperation amongst ourselves.”
 
It`s About Time
Written by: Renee Bobson
Kindle: $2.99
Paperback: $16.19
 
This thought-provoking book has copies available through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and GoToPublish. Open your hearts and minds to the fact that everyone, regardless of race or features, deserves to be treated properly.

About the Author
Renee is a black woman who was born in a modest suburb amid segregation in the 1950s. She excelled in school and was an avid writer. She joined the military at the age of 18, married, and had two children. She relocated and worked for public universities, and she survived COVID.

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