In the summer before his freshman year, Wayne Casey could think of nothing but joining the elite rank of athletes at Byrd Prillerman High School. The all-black school was the alma mater of his seven older siblings, and Wayne in the family tradition planned to be the eighth Casey to walk the halls of Byrd High. But something happened. Over 55 years later, still no one can explain or understand how it happened. Jim Crow was still king, even if his legal status had been officially revoked. Everyone simply knew the rules. No niggers allowed. The Supreme Court had ruled two years earlier that...
In the summer before his freshman year, Wayne Casey could think of nothing but joining the elite rank of athletes at Byrd Prillerman High School. The ...
Theresa Whitfield Kate E. Stephenson Victoria Sandbrook
When First Lady Theresa Whitfield found herself bleeding on the Trinity Baptist Church floor she couldn't cry out for help and she couldn't process the very real threat of death. Beating unbelievable odds, Theresa has recovered from a brutal attack which has left her face indelibly scarred. Over 2,000 stitches later and with uncounted prayer, Lady Whitfield has emerged wounded but victorious. In this new book, she and her husband, Pastor Jonathan Whitfield, shout the glory of God and bear testimony to the mysterious but blessed ways of the Lord They ask you, are you bold enough to stand with...
When First Lady Theresa Whitfield found herself bleeding on the Trinity Baptist Church floor she couldn't cry out for help and she couldn't process th...