A Long Way from Our Homes

About the Book

A Long Way from Our Homes is a roadmap for anyone over 50 years old who wishes to write an autobiography of his or her life. It is a story of a small town black girl from the other side of the tracks and a big city black boy from the projects growing up and living an upper middleclass family life. The Whitmires were pioneers in changing people's views within the organization and work environment, which they operated. The author, Bill Whitmire, shares with you secrets for living a productive and fulfilling life. Included are timeless life lessons he learned the hard way. He covers both national and international trends and conditions that will influence how you live your life even if you do not care. Bill's view of racism gives you an insight to the effects of a victim mentality. A Long Way from Our Homes provides clear ways for young people to live their lives. Finally, A Long Way from Our Homes offers up some nutritious soul food and favorite recipes from three generations. A Long Way from Our Homes is three books in one.

About the Author

Bill Whitmire is a black professional. He grew up poor in Washington, DC, but managed to create an upper middleclass life for his family. He lived the history of the civil rights movement and was a pioneer in the integration of numerous neighborhoods and organizations.