From Hatred to Healing
Eight Racial Reconciliation Poems
Fiction & Literature, Poetry, Inspirational & Religious, American, Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | Alicea Davis | ISBN: | 9780997967128 |
| Publisher: | Esteem Builders Publications Company | Publication: | August 31, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Esteem Builders Publications Company | Language: | English |
| Author: | Alicea Davis |
| ISBN: | 9780997967128 |
| Publisher: | Esteem Builders Publications Company |
| Publication: | August 31, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Esteem Builders Publications Company |
| Language: | English |
Alicea Davis shares her God-given hope, strength and healing poetry with others to help move America forward in the much needed reconciliation process that will aid in more effective race relations.
Davis personally relates to the current pain and anger that so many are facing due to racial unrest. As a young black woman, she experienced intense anger towards white Americans when she awakened to the reality of racism still exsiting in our society. While being burdened with fear and a deep sense of mistrust, she found herself in conflict with her faith, her upbringing, and her joyful character.
So she desperately prayed that God would give her the words to write that would restore her peace. Her healing from the pain of racism and oppression began years ago, while writing one of the poems within this book. As her healing went deeper, she wrote more poems.
Today, she shares this compilation of her racial reconciliation poems to bring more healing to America.
Alicea Davis shares her God-given hope, strength and healing poetry with others to help move America forward in the much needed reconciliation process that will aid in more effective race relations.
Davis personally relates to the current pain and anger that so many are facing due to racial unrest. As a young black woman, she experienced intense anger towards white Americans when she awakened to the reality of racism still exsiting in our society. While being burdened with fear and a deep sense of mistrust, she found herself in conflict with her faith, her upbringing, and her joyful character.
So she desperately prayed that God would give her the words to write that would restore her peace. Her healing from the pain of racism and oppression began years ago, while writing one of the poems within this book. As her healing went deeper, she wrote more poems.
Today, she shares this compilation of her racial reconciliation poems to bring more healing to America.
