Books
Married to Sin - Signed by Co-Author
- Item Number
- 141
- Estimated Value
- 13 USD
- Opening Bid
- 10 USD
Item Description
Married to Sinis a first person account of a rural family's poverty and dysfunction. The children in the family experience hunger, neglect, and incest. RDLN Leader Meredith McGee worked with her co-author Darlene Collier to tape record the oral history and edit the material into this 171 page book. As the jacket states "Collier¿s ¿tell all¿ memoir leaves readers speechless... [Her] story reache[s] back to slavery and its aftermath and resumes in the mid-twentieth century detailing decades of family dysfunction and abuse." Some churches in the area are using the book as a basis for discussion of the troubling issues involved. Ms. McGee also runs her own enterprise, Typing Solutions & Etc. and is a partner in a family business Heirsskymall.com, through which one can purchase this book on Amazon. She is also head of her family investment company.
As an RDLN Leader and recipient of a Billie Jean Young Scholarship, Ms McGee earned her master's degree from Antioch University.
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Donated By:
Meredith Coleman McGee, RDLN Graduate (Photo: r, Received Award fromTuskegee, with RDLN Graduate Alice Paris, now of Tuskegee)
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