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Indigo Our Truths Be Told: Two Women, One Mississippi Town, and the Silences That Divided Us | Erin Mills Town Centre
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One racially divided Mississippi town, two Southern girls, and the unspoken truths that connect them 30 years later
In Our Truths Be Told , award-winning journalists Lea Anne Brandon and Charlotte Ann Graham have written a dual memoir of their lives growing up through the 1960s and '70s in the infamous town of Laurel, Mississippi. Bullets fired into each of their childhood bedrooms, crosses burned in their yards, and makeshift firebombs placed in their family cars, yet it isn't until thirty years later that they dare to share the connecting link between their stories. In a reality paralleling To Kill a Mockingbird , the white lawyer who helped Charlotte's family, and others, during the violent 1967 Masonite strike was Lea Anne's father.
A single question was asked after each woman had been an established journalist, launching their shared process of reckoning: "How did we not know this about each other?"
Fearless, intimate, and hopeful, Our Truths Be Told shares the women's parallel but disparate secrets of growing up in the epicenter of '60s civil rights violence, inviting readers to examine inherited stories and begin the difficult work of truth-telling, listening, and reconciliation.
One racially divided Mississippi town, two Southern girls, and the unspoken truths that connect them 30 years later
In Our Truths Be Told , award-winning journalists Lea Anne Brandon and Charlotte Ann Graham have written a dual memoir of their lives growing up through the 1960s and '70s in the infamous town of Laurel, Mississippi. Bullets fired into each of their childhood bedrooms, crosses burned in their yards, and makeshift firebombs placed in their family cars, yet it isn't until thirty years later that they dare to share the connecting link between their stories. In a reality paralleling To Kill a Mockingbird , the white lawyer who helped Charlotte's family, and others, during the violent 1967 Masonite strike was Lea Anne's father.
A single question was asked after each woman had been an established journalist, launching their shared process of reckoning: "How did we not know this about each other?"
Fearless, intimate, and hopeful, Our Truths Be Told shares the women's parallel but disparate secrets of growing up in the epicenter of '60s civil rights violence, inviting readers to examine inherited stories and begin the difficult work of truth-telling, listening, and reconciliation.
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