Homecoming
By Charlene Gilbert and Quinn Eli
By Charlene Gilbert and Quinn Eli
Category: Nonfiction
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$20.00
Jan 06, 2002 | ISBN 9780807009635
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Praise
Homecoming tells a distressing story but delivers an uplifting message. –Jim Hightower
“Revisiting the unbearable hardships encountered by my great-grandparents, grandparents, and parents as they sought to survive the inhuman sharecropping system of the post-Civil War South-a system in many ways more brutal than slavery-my heart breaks again. But reading Homecoming’s account of our ancestors’ determined humility, obdurate courage, and fierce pride in and love of the land, my heart is healed. I see why there is such a thing as ancestor worship. I could not love my sharecropping ancestors more if I had created them myself. That black Southerners still love nature and revere the earth is the legacy of a people whose innate elegance and dignity was always expressed in essentials.” –Alice Walker
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