IN SEARCH OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY II: A History of Women in the Republican Party is a collection of thirty-three biographies of influential women in the Republican Party from the time of Abraham Lincoln throughout the rise and fall of Donald Trump. Through an examination of the activities of these thirty-three women, readers can witness the changes over time which did occur in the Republican Party. The second installment in a three-part trilogy of minority involvement and inclusion in the ...

MY LIFE AS A CIVIL RIGHT'S ACTIVIST or REVOLUTION is a collection of over eighty poems which underscores the author's efforts, throughout her life, to integrate the United States by making of it a true melting pot! Believing strongly in the medicinal power of interracial relationships to achieve a truly integrated society , Ms. Brown's poetry is also a product of the Comparative Literature Courses she audited while a Graduate Student at UC Davis. Using the elements of poetry, she recreates...

WHITE CHOCOLATE is dedicated to the memory of my father, named Cordell Brown Sr., who died in 2021. He was one of my favorite people to be around as White Chocolate is one of my favorite foods to eat. The title is also symbolic of my Dad's great love for my mom whose skin color is like White Chocolate; She being a Creole whose own parents and family migrated from Haiti, Louisiana, Texas, and New York to live in the World War II Era War Industry of Northern California. I might add that my m...

Although Slavery in The United States ended with the end of The Civil War, a new type of bondage developed to reinforce the old status quo and the caste order. Consequently, freedom did not truly occur in The United States until after the work of Civil Rights Activist, DR. Martin Luther King Jr., had been fi rmly entrenched with-in the society. Reinforcing the values of The Civil Rights Movement was the election to The Presidency of Barak Obama. The irony of the Barak Obama win, however, i...

The inspirational saga of one man's fight for civil rights for African Americans in LouisianaWitness to the Truth tells the extraordinary life story of a grassroots human rights leader and his courageous campaign to win the right to vote for the African Americans of Lake Providence, Louisiana. Born in 1901 in a small, almost all-black parish, John H. Scott grew up in a community where black businesses, schools, and neighborhoods thrived in isolation from t...