Christina Trezevant McGriff Releases a Captivating Collection of Poems That Takes Readers Through the Tumultuous Year of 2020

Poet Christina Trezevant McGriff released her book that captures the essence of the tumultuous year 2020 in the United States. The powerful poetry book “Simultaneously: COVID 19, Pandemic, Racism, and Black Lives Matter” is an easy-reading book with photos that features a collection of poems highlighting the two pandemics that polarized America: COVID-19 and racism through Black Lives Matter.

In “Simultaneously,” Christina uses poetry to tell the story of America in crisis and the challenges that the country faced in the unprecedented year of 2020. Her work is a testament to the power of words and the need for art to capture readers’ feelings.

Christina’s poetic account captures the unfolding crisis in the first six months of 2020, from March to August. As an eyewitness to the fast-moving events of 2020, Christina felt compelled to document the experience through her poignant and evocative poetry.

This keepsake easy-reading book offers timely insights and guidance on how Americans can safely navigate the COVID-19 pandemic while witnessing the country’s social unrest through protests. “Simultaneously” is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the social and cultural upheavals that shaped America in 2020.

Christina Trezevant McGriff is an accomplished author with her earlier book, “From Small to Tall,” a book of poems that offers practical, inspirational, educational, and spiritual tips on navigating one’s most significant journey of transitioning from a child to a responsible adult.

Get a copy of “Simultaneously: COVID 19, Pandemic, Racism, and Black Lives Matter” by Christina Trezevant McGriff on Amazon.

Simultaneously: COVID 19, Pandemic, Racism, and Black Lives Matter
Author | Christina Trezevant McGriff
Genre | Poetry
Publisher | Independently Published
Published date | September 19, 2020

Author

Christina E. Trezevant-McGriff was born in Baltimore, Maryland. She obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts. She also earned a Master’s Degree in Human Services Administration from the University of Baltimore/Coppin State University (CSU) Collaborative Program, Baltimore, Maryland.

She taught and enjoyed being a night school adjunct professor of sociology at CSU for over eight years. She is a certified notary and mediator and has worked diligently as a Certified Child Advocate and Court Liaison Representative in the Baltimore community for 18 years. She has two adult children and two grandsons (who inspired this book) and is currently living in Baltimore and its surrounding area. She enjoys learning new things, the arts, dining out, and traveling.

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