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Who We Become

It's Only in Black and White in America.

Randy Wojnarowicz
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Palmetto Publishing

About

In the wake of a tragic shooting that captures the nation's attention before a pivotal presidential election, the narrative unfolding in the media bears no resemblance to the reality of that day. Told through the lives of Emily Blake, Shadesa Carter, and Jeremy Mancini. Each must face the ultimate test of faith, love, and family bonds, risking everything for a new future.
Emily must navigate a landscape of doubt, anger, and pain, ultimately leading her to understand herself and the world she's inherited. Her journey invites readers to reflect on how we interpret the world, what shapes our relationships with one another, and what it truly means to be human in this moment in history.
If she succeeds, there is a glimmer of hope for humanity's capacity for change. Who We Become is a poignant exploration of identity, trust, and the possibility of reconciliation in a fractured society-urging readers to examine their own beliefs, question the systems that divide us, and consider the shared humanity that could lead to a more united future

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