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Almost, Free

Laura Morgan Roberts
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Pages
120
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
The Alignment Quest Enterprise

About

A timeless collection of lyrical expressions and photographs that capture humanity's dance with freedom. Through the voices of anonymous freedom fighters, award-winning author Laura Morgan Roberts authentically portrays praying, hoping, weeping, persisting, mourning, overcoming and accomplishing, all while birthing future generations who draw ever closer to freedom's precipice. This work is inspired by the author's decades of research into radical choices and pivotal moments that unlock possibilities for liberation. This compilation is the first to present Morgan Roberts' full body of poetry. By illuminating the energy and angst of individual and collective diversity, equity, inclusion and justice efforts, Almost, Free takes us on journeys from bondage, to liberation, to leadership, to reckoning and beyond.

Related Subjects

  • Civil Rights
  • Political Science
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • African American & Black
  • Poetry

Artists

Laura Morgan RobertsAuthor