A Journey Through Thought: A Look at Family, Life and Negritude Through Quotes, Poems and Short Stories

A Journey Through Thought is for those readers who would like to momentarily see the world from the perspective of the less fortunate. This book is a look at family, life, and negritude through quotes, poems, and short stories, and it asks the reader to experience life through the eyes of other cultural groups in America. Each entry is written to push the reader to the limit of their imagination and ability to immerse themselves from another cultural viewpoint. This book touches on some of the important "whys" within our society that remain unanswered and continue to be swept under the rug waiting for people of reason to come together seeking ways to resolve the racial divide within our country. Even though these "whys" may not be answered in this book, they are creatively addressed to help the reader begin discussion-seeking solutions. Some of the "thoughts" espoused in this work are very candid. However, if we are going to have open discussions with those who have affected, assaulted, and even perpetrated the discord that ensnares us, they must own their actions if change is ever going to take hold for people living together as universally, divinely created beings. Culture, religion, tradition, poverty, and bigotry are just a few of the hot topics broached in this book to stimulate thought. A Journey Through Thought is a fresh approach to addressing some very poignant topics that have caused a great deal of racial divide in America. This read will stir the soul of the reader emotionally, intellectually, and spiritually, challenging the mind to see life through the lenses of those less fortunate. Today we read, tomorrow we discuss, and the day after, we affect change.

Author: Tahlib McMicheaux, Naheemah Mcmicheaux

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Publication Date: Jun 26, 2018

Number of Pages: 106 pages

Language: English

Binding: Paperback

ISBN-10: 1721985743

ISBN-13: 9781721985746