2 Books Published by Sula Too LLC on AALBC — Book Cover Collage

There are countless times we walk among our heroes and she-roes of tomorrow. Sula Too Tiny Books Series unveil and present those superstars today while they can smile and we can say, “Thank you.”

Oftentimes they are waiting for us to ask. Ersula K. Odom of Sula Too Publishing and Ralph Smith of Computer Mentors Group asked Pamala McCoy to share the stories behind her passion for helping people. What you will find leaping from the pages of this Community Shero’s Story are many inspirational examples meant for you or someone you cherish.

Pamala McCoy is amazing. Enjoy and share.

The first Black woman to serve on and chair the Hillsborough County School Board was Doris Ross Reddick. Mrs. Reddick taught children and adults in Hillsborough County Schools for many years. She served as a resource and reading teacher, learning and curriculum specialist, assistant principal, and as an educational diagnostician. Her story has been built from a legacy of love and the collective wisdom of generations. Former slaves to United States Presidents have held her hands to hold her, to guide her and to be honored to meet her. From Florida to New York Mrs. Reddick’s impact has been profound. She led the way to a peaceful transition during desegregation. She helped set the standard for teaching African American and Hispanic Studies in Florida. She put injustice to shame as she demanded equality for minority business owners. Her story reveals how one person with a soft voice and a firm hand can indeed make a difference. This book is the product of her sharing spirit and desire that her story may serve as an example that you can materialize whatever dream your heart can imagine